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COVID will have presented SNG with the perfect platform to showcase SNG001 as a multidisciplinary therapy

Older article highlighting the opportunities in Saudi Arabia for cinema providers

Interesting.....

https://www.pwc.com/m1/en/publications/cinemas-in-saudi-arabia-opportunity.html

strong open here tomorrow

Further potential offers inbound it seems

Current TNAV 83.9p

Wellesley Group (current shareholder 10%) tabled a loan book AND asset management business offer of 76.9p at the end of April - still under review

Honeycomb holdings (Pollen Street Capital) deal for the loan book was for £113.8m 72p and the asset management business purchase by the current management team was for £1.6m 1p

Honeycomb deal fell through at end of March due to COVID19 and Pollen Streets decision to cease lending for the current time

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-8351035/STOCK-WATCH-Fund-eyes-Urban-Exposure-three-way-battle-looms.html

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/VLS/14547645.html

There were no major objections listed at all and remember this site in within the Humber region which is aiming to be the worlds first net zero carbon industrial cluster by 2040

Draft, great research as always! Thx

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8335989/Three-clues-COVID-19-patients-blood-identify-mortality-risk.html

Dibs, If you look at known viruses such as HIV where after all these years we still do not have a vaccine you could conclude that it is quite likely that the search for a vaccine for COVID19 will take much longer than the end of the year and maybe not at all

However, as soon as a vaccine is found it will take time to deploy globally and the people I would target first are those without temporary immunity hence a huge, ongoing antibody testing programme will be ongoing globally

In auction, not open

https://www.edie.net/news/6/First-funding-phase-approved-for-Humber-net-zero-industrial-cluster/

The £1.8bn Pollen Street Secured Lending investment trust will stop lending in the coming months in expectin of some volatility owing to the continued global spread of the coronavirus, according to a stock market update.

Pollen Street Capital, the manager of the portfolio says that it has not seen a material impact in payment performance yet but that a majority of the underlying consumer and SME payment dates are towards the end of the month meaning they have not yet occurred.

“We expect to see some short-term disruption through requests for forbearance and continue to monitor daily,” Pollen Street said.

Formerly named Peer-to-Peer Global Investments, the fund is invested across property, SME and consumer lending with a near equal split across the three areas.

“Given the uncertain economic environment the manager has adopted a prudent approach with the focus on the existing portfolio and ensuring cash collections remain robust and the appropriate strategies are put place,” it added.

Pollen Street says it is expecting to generate significant cash over the coming months as the loans amortise, repay but not re-investing the cash generated by the portfolio in new investments “for the foreseeable future”.

increased 3.4% to 4.28% on 29/4

CFEP sitting on the ask repeatedly selling so maybe the majority of locked in shares have been sold

With the government pledging to get the building industry moving I can see honeycomb possibly revisiting their previous deal plus Wellesley have made their intentions known

A deal will be done circa 70p minimum in the near future with someone

you’re here for the day looking for a trade - sometimes there are opportunities where a longer term approach pays far better

Exactly, they do have the money. In my opinion the directors are a bit aggrieved that the offer includes the management operations which under the Honeycomb offer was being taken by the directors for a small sum

we’re always confident in efficacy and safety and went ahead and ramped up production