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Dang!! A SYME RNS!!! Still watching this BURU/SYME setup very closely, and I’ll say it straight: I don’t buy the idea that SYME is being left to die.

In my view, SYME may actually become more important if BURU gets Italian Golden Power approval and completes the TEKNE move. Why? Because BURU would no longer just be a speculative blue-laser turnaround. It would be moving toward becoming a real defence group with multiple moving parts.

TEKNE is the heavyweight: €50m guided revenue in 2026, €100m in 2027, and a pipeline reportedly over €500m. Then add Maddox Defense for US military channels, Lyocon for blue-laser defence tech, Orbit for telecom/security infrastructure, and SunCubes for underwater wireless power. That is no longer a random collection of assets — that starts looking like a serious defence ecosystem.

And defence ecosystems need capital, inventory funding, production flexibility and cashflow solutions. That is exactly where SYME could fit.

Vehicles, drones, laser systems, telecom/security equipment, underwater power technology — all of that creates inventory. Inventory ties up cash. Cashflow matters. Working capital matters. Scale matters. So when a SYME RNS lands during the BURU Golden Power countdown, I pay attention.

Golden Power could be the moment the wider market finally wakes up to the structure being built. BURU gets credibility. TEKNE gives revenue scale. Maddox gives US defence access. Lyocon gives blue-laser edge. SunCubes adds future-tech potential. SYME could become the financial engine sitting behind the group.

That is why things can change very fast here.

The UK market may still be treating SYME like a dead company. I’m looking at it through the BURU defence lens — and from that angle, it looks far more strategic than people realise.

BlueLaserBaron is watching closely 🔵⚡🇺🇸🇬🇧🇮🇹

Dang Super_Mouse, with respect dude, the SEC filing you’re pointing at actually proves the exact opposite of your argument.

This is not “old inventory bonds rehashed”. Read the wording properly.

NUBURU’s own 8-K says it entered into a Bond Subscription Agreement with Supply@ME Stock Company 3 S.r.l., where NUBURU subscribed for €5.25m of initial bonds. It then states that SYME 3 may issue up to €30m of variable rate bonds “in order to fund inventory requirements of Tekne S.p.A.” That is the key line. This is not some random theory. It is Tekne inventory funding, through a dedicated SYME vehicle, disclosed in a US SEC filing.

Even more importantly, the filing says the bonds are secured by a Pegno Non Possessorio, a non-possessory pledge under Italian law, over Tekne inventory acquired with such funds and future receivables linked to such inventory. It also references a pledged SYME 3 bank account, receivables security and VAT receivables assignment.

So no, this is not simply “company issues inventory bond and hopes for the best”.

This is a structured inventory monetisation funding vehicle:

SYME 3 as the dedicated issuer

NUBURU as capital provider

Tekne as the industrial inventory requirement

Italian-law security over inventory

future receivables linked to that inventory

pledged bank account

VAT/receivables assignment

professional investor transferability

maturity out to March 2029

That is a million miles away from the old generic inventory bond argument.

The bond is the funding pipe. The inventory monetisation structure is the engine.

Also, the SEC filing literally describes SYME as “a fintech platform focused on Inventory Monetization solutions” and references NUBURU’s previous $5.15m convertible facility with SYME. So the idea that the platform “doesn’t exist” is laughable when a NYSE-listed company is formally disclosing SYME, SYME 3, Tekne inventory funding and the security structure in an SEC filing.

And let’s be honest, Tekne is exactly the type of business where this makes sense: specialist defence vehicles, long lead times, working-capital heavy production and government-linked demand. That is not a corner shop with excess stock. That is strategic industrial inventory.

So rather than disproving SYME, this filing gives the clearest link yet:

BURU funds SYME 3.

SYME 3 funds Tekne inventory.

Security sits over Tekne inventory and future receivables.

SYME’s inventory monetisation platform sits right in the middle.

That’s why some of us are watching this so closely. The bashers keep shouting “old bonds”, but the actual filing shows a structured, secured, Italian-law inventory monetisation vehicle linked directly to Tekne.

Good times ahead for those who can actually read the documents. DYOR.

Dang. This SYME accounts delay has got everyone jumping straight to doom, but I’m looking at the timing and thinking… this could be far more interesting than people realise.

Remember, these are the 2025 accounts, but if a material post-year-end event is close — like the long-awaited SFE / IOB structure — SYME can potentially reference it in the subsequent events / outlook section once it is completed. They may not be able to “merge” the trading numbers into 2025 unless control existed before year-end, but they can absolutely explain the transaction, the structure, funding implications and forward financial impact if it completes before sign-off.

That matters because the IOB is not just another little admin step. For SYME, it could be the missing piece that moves the model from theory into a cleaner, principal-led, securitisation-friendly inventory ownership structure. That is exactly the sort of thing auditors would want properly disclosed if it is landing around the same time the accounts are being finalised.

Then look at Tekne. BURU’s Golden Power sign-off has been expected around this window, and Tekne has been heavily linked to inventory monetisation funding. Would SYME really want to publish dry accounts, say very little, then have Tekne / Golden Power / IOB news drop straight after? Or would they want the accounts to reflect the bigger picture properly once the pieces are formally in place?

I’m not saying this is definitely the reason. The RNS only says the audit needs more time. But the timing is very interesting: SFE / IOB, Tekne, BURU, Golden Power, Italian strategic asset status, and inventory monetisation all converging at once.

Short-term suspension is frustrating, no question. But if the delay is because they are waiting to include something material and transformational, then this could turn from panic into one of the most important updates SYME has ever released.

DYOR — but I’m watching this very closely. This could be much bigger than “late accounts.”

BURU is booming on the markets today again…..Golden Power seems a no brainer like that dude you have….Studge or Starmer is it!🤣🇺🇸

Dang Dudes, anyone see BURU’s post on X, this reads very, very close now.

Zamboni would not risk talking like this as an US company CEO unless things are basically lined up.

“Advancing preparations for Golden Power” and talking about alignment across both teams (BURU and TEKNE)… that’s not early-stage chat, that’s final steps being put in place.

Golden Power here is key 🇮🇹 — it’s the Italian Government looking over the whole structure. If this gets waved through, it’s effectively a green light on how BURU takes control of Tekne AND how the whole thing is funded.

And that funding piece is where Supply@ME Capital PLC comes right into play.

We’re not talking theory anymore — SYME monetising Tekne’s military and civilian inventory means:

• working capital unlocked

• production scaled without heavy debt

• a model that actually fits the new Italian securitisation rules

Tekne already has real orders (Ukraine + a huge pipeline), so this isn’t “if”… it’s “when that gets monetised”.

So when Golden Power drops, it’s not just a headline — it’s:

• validation of the whole BURU strategy

• SYME plugged straight into live defence flows

• serious attention from institutions

And the feel of this update… photos, visit, “more on the way”… looks like we’re right on the edge of something landing.

Market usually moves before the official news.

If this comes through as expected, both Nuburu Inc. and SYME could move hard.

Feels like a countdown rather than speculation now.

Over 26% now & huge volume - must have been something I said!😆💪

SYME’s turn soon!!

Next filing/RNS will probably be SFE IOB done and more internal BURU group deals monetising TEKNE kit and Maddox Defence drones!!

All sounds beautiful!

I will personally buy Zamboni a few cold Bud if he pulls this plan together!

Hey Dudes,

BURU quietly putting in work today up over 15%… and the key point? No headline catalyst driving it.

When you see 50M+ shares turn over in a couple of hours (call it ~250M pre-RS) on a company this size, that’s not random. That’s liquidity forming and positions being built.

Price action tells the story… .25 gets hit, sellers try their luck, and instead of unraveling you get orderly digestion around VWAP. That’s how stronger moves tend to reset before continuation.

Now layer the backdrop…

TEKNE developments are getting close — once clarity lands there, you’re no longer looking at a concept story, you’re looking at real defence exposure with scale potential.

Alongside that, there’s a growing sense that SYME’s SFE IOB update isn’t far off either. If that comes through, it ties directly into how this whole ecosystem actually funds and scales — which is where things could start to get very interesting.

And as always… the real tells often come outside regular hours.

If meaningful buyers decide to lean in, levels that look like resistance now can flip very quickly.

Momentum without news, catalysts approaching…

that combination doesn’t stay quiet for long.

Dang Hench, good post dude. Welcome to the SYME madhouse 😄

Fair play — your posts actually cover both sides of the argument in one go… timeline frustration vs deal reality.

Yes — the March target has slipped. No getting around that.

But this isn’t something they can just casually update on to keep inboxes warm.

You’re dealing with:

• A Related Party IOB acquisition (Zamboni link)

• Independent valuation requirements

• Legal structuring around inventory ownership (not just lending)

• Alignment with Nuburu funding (runs to June 30)

• And a shift to a principal / asset-backed model

That’s proper transaction-level work… not a routine update.

The silence is frustrating — agreed. Communication could be better.

But in situations like this, it often points to closed periods + deal sensitivity, not inactivity.

Also worth remembering… the operational side doesn’t stop just because IR isn’t replying. If inventory monetisation is already being executed in the background (e.g. Tekne flows), progress can be happening without headlines.

So the real focus now isn’t the missed date — it’s:

👉 Does the IOB deal land properly?

👉 Is the valuation signed off?

👉 Does it align with funding + scale?

Because if that clicks, you’re no longer looking at a £2–3M mcap story.

If it doesn’t — then the criticism is fully justified.

That’s the trade.

I’m happy to sit through a bit of silence for that outcome. Let’s see what that next RNS actually says

Hey Dudes — today’s BURU update has progressed things further.

NUBURU Inc. confirming the Maddox JV is now in a funded prototype build phase, targeting a near-term U.S. government demo and entry into a $20B counter-drone market. That opens the door not just to the US… but wider NATO-aligned customers as well.

This is where execution starts.

Now look at Supply@ME Capital plc in that context…

You’ve got real production building:

• drones

• laser systems (Lyocon ~$250K initial + $575K–$800K follow-on)

• EW components

• mobile manufacturing units

Tekne guiding ~€50M in 2026 → ~€100M in 2027, with a €500M+ pipeline.

That’s serious volume — and all of it creates inventory that needs funding.

That’s SYME’s lane.

As this ramps:

Prototype → monetisation starts

Demo/orders → repeat usage

Contracts (US + NATO) → ongoing flow

And worth noting — BURU’s push into US defence isn’t by chance.

Anthony Sinnott brings serious background and credibility in the defence and government space. These are the kind of people who know how to open doors at the right level.

For me, today’s update shows the machine starting to turn.

If these revenues land, the inventory pools behind them could be huge — and that’s where SYME sits, right in the middle of it.

Feels like things are starting to connect properly now.

May you all have a peaceful day!

CantClough29 — you’re missing the point here.

No one said this was a front-page national headline in Rome.

It’s from Il Centro, which is exactly where Tekne operates.

That’s the key.

Regional press like this is often closest to the ground — local industry, politics, and sentiment. That’s where these narratives tend to surface first.

And it’s not just one outlet either…

There are multiple Italian media sources now carrying the same angle.

That tells you it’s not a one-off throwaway line — it’s a narrative forming.

“dal Governo porte aperte agli americani”

Government open to US involvement.

That’s not noise — that’s tone.

Also worth remembering…

Anything going through Golden Power isn’t a light touch. The full structure gets looked at — ownership, strategy, financing.

So if Tekne is progressing through that process, then SYME’s role in funding inventory has effectively been part of that wider review.

You can downplay the paper…

But ignoring consistent messaging across local Italian media — especially where the company is based — feels short-sighted.

That’s usually where early signals come from.

Alright guys… this caught my attention over in 🇮🇹

Seeing this now being picked up in the Italian press — and not just anywhere, but in Il Centro, which is one of the main regional papers in Abruzzo, read by local businesses and policymakers:

“Tekne, dal Governo porte aperte agli americani”

➡️ “Tekne, the Government opens the doors to the Americans”

That’s pretty telling.

This isn’t forum chatter — this is how it’s being framed locally, close to where Tekne actually operates. To me, that suggests alignment at government level rather than resistance.

And when they say “Americans”… we all know who that is.

BURU 🇺🇸

With SYME already in the background doing what it does — funding through inventory.

Now here’s the part that stands out to me…

If Tekne is going through Golden Power, then the entire structure gets looked at — not just ownership. That means SYME’s role in funding Tekne’s inventory will also have been reviewed as part of that process.

You don’t get “doors open” language like this unless the broader setup — including the financing — is being accepted.

Feels like the usual sequence you see…

story appears → tone is constructive → groundwork laid → approvals follow.

And when you line it up with what we already know:

Tekne with real activity — Ukraine plus a serious pipeline

BURU building across defence (Lyocon, Maddox etc.)

SYME already being used — not theoretical

If this gets fully signed off, it’s bigger than a single deal.

You’re effectively looking at a government-reviewed and approved model — industrial + financing working together.

That’s when others start paying attention.

Still feels like the market hasn’t caught up to that yet.

Agree, very inspiring post.

Jesus rose at Easter, will BURU and SYME rise post Easter. 🙏 - it looks pretty good regards Golden Power and maybe we get SYME SFE IOB news next week.

We can only hope. Interested to hear more from people such as Demo. Very nice to see.

This 2nd April MIMIT meeting around Tekne S.p.A. shows things are developing very nicely.

You’ve got unions, government and institutional stakeholders all at the table. That only happens when an asset is strategic and a transaction is progressing at a serious level.

The acquisition by Nuburu Inc. has now been re-submitted, triggering the formal process under Golden Power with a 45 day decision window.

And importantly, straight from the meeting:

“We declare ourselves satisfied with the convocation and the quality of the discussion we had with the Ministry.”

“The MIMIT has declared itself ready to support the operation through Invitalia… against the presentation of a credible business plan.”

That’s alignment at union AND government level.

Now layer in what people are missing…

Tekne already has LIVE orders being deployed (including Ukraine) and a pipeline north of €500M.

This isn’t speculative. This is revenue visibility.

Now step back…

Once this completes, the Italian Government will have effectively green-lighted BURU’s takeover of its strategic military asset AND the use of Supply@ME Capital plc to fund Tekne’s cash flow through inventory monetisation.

How many defence and civilian contractors start looking at this model?

How many want access to that funding loop?

Institutional investors are already engaged.

Tekne scaling.

BURU building the platform.

SYME powering the funding engine.

Things are lining up fast.

Dang, you guys are funny!

Really good post Demo, I’m sure there are more like you bored of these shorty / haters plastering the board and who remain quiet….looking forward to seeing all those who have held through pain that I am told existed here and get their 💵 rewards! 🙏

We have them in the US too, they really are a stain on the market but are unfortunately part of it.

Happy Easter Weekend to you all, even the shorties.

May Jesus walk among you…..in saying that, Zamboni looks like an Italian Jesus with his long locks.🤣🇮🇹

Peace out!✌️

You guys are hilarious!

When SYME rises I am looking forward to the old investors coming back on here (I am sure there are many fed up with the negative crowd) and new investors.

I feel better times are ahead for the BURU group and SYME!

Now drink Bud and have peace this Easter!

Just after 4pm in Italy!!

Wonder will we get BURU/TEKNE Golden power meeting Italian news release before end of the day??

Meeting is surely over and celebratory wine is being sipped in beautiful Italy!🇮🇹…one of my favourite places when I cross the pond!

The 2nd April will be one of those days that tells you this whole story is very real.

Union meetings are taking place in Chievo around Tekne S.p.A. as part of the Golden Power process linked to Nuburu Inc. taking control.

From a US investor angle… this is not background noise.

You don’t get unions involved unless a deal is properly moving.

You don’t get this level of process unless government is engaged.

And importantly… institutional investors have already been engaged in this process.

BURU has been pretty clear on that — the Letter of Agreement to acquire 70% of Tekne has moved forward following institutional interactions with Italian Government representatives.

That matters.

Because it tells you this isn’t being built in isolation… it’s being aligned with capital, with government, and with strategy.

Also worth noting… BURU has actually been delivering on what they’ve announced.

Step by step:

Announcements made → execution follows → results starting to show.

That’s not something you see often at this level.

Now step back a second…

Tekne scaling.

BURU building out the defence / laser platform.

And then you’ve got Supply@ME Capital plc sitting underneath it all.

As Tekne produces and deploys… that inventory can be monetised.

Cash gets unlocked.

Growth starts feeding itself.

That’s the engine here.

And days like 2nd April matter because they show this whole structure is being handled properly — unions, government, institutions… all involved.

This isn’t just talk anymore.

Feels like things are starting to line up now.

I’m a rockin roll lovin Alien my friend…

You guys crack me up!! 🤣

I’m am only here to discuss SYME, find out investors opinions and share my own views.

Not sure why the aggression towards me dudes! Chill, have a Bud, life is good!