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The Smarter Web company went from a £6.6m market cap in April 2025 to £100m almost overnight — no revenues, no earnings, no obvious catalyst. Yet the market piled in purely on sentiment and speculation.

Now look at where we are.

We’ve suddenly got a high‑profile US investor appearing on the scene, and the whole setup feels eerily similar. A tiny cap, a surprise heavyweight stepping in, and potential that seems to materialise out of nowhere.

If the market reacted that aggressively to Smarter Web with nothing behind it, what happens here if even a fraction of this momentum catches on — especially with a real name attached?

Feels like we’re right at the start of something that could move fast.

It's stated in the April 2025 Kryptobyte accounts: The immediate and ultimate controlling parent undertaking is Reabold Resources plc, a company registered in England and Wales, which is the parent undertaking of the smallest and largest group to consolidate these financial statements. Copies of the consolidated financial statements of Reabold Resources plc can be obtained from its registered address: The Broadgate Tower, 8th Floor, 20 Primrose Street, London, England, EC2A 2EW.

If two or more shareholders coordinate their actions (voting, buying shares, replacing directors, blocking resolutions), the UK Takeover Code treats them as one single shareholder. Examples that trigger concert party status:

• Agreeing how to vote at a GM

• Coordinating share purchases

• Planning to replace directors together

• Sharing inside strategic intentions

• Family members acting with a common purpose

And yes — family relationships are specifically flagged as a risk factor, because relatives often share information or act with aligned interests.

But:

Family alone does not automatically make a concert party.

There must be coordinated action.

RBD and LNE are reshaping their exposure to Colle Santo: the project still lacks key development approvals (public info only shows pending approvals, not a definitive refusal), so instead of shouldering all permitting and capex risk themselves, they’ve brought in Beacon on an earn‑out/contingent basis. That doesn’t prove the asset is a ‘dud’, but it does show they’d rather hold upside with limited new cash than fully fund and permit it alone.

The two companies are linked through a major transaction involving LNEnergy and the Colle Santo gas project in Italy.

Reabold sold its entire stake in LNEnergy Limited to Beacon Energy under a structured earn‑out deal.

The earn‑out is worth up to €16 million, paid from 25% of Reabold’s pro‑rata share of net cash flow once the Colle Santo project goes into production.

As part of the deal, Reabold becomes a major shareholder in Beacon, holding around 29% of Beacon’s enlarged share capital after the transaction and associated placing.

Reabold also invested £750,000 into Beacon’s placing to help fund Colle Santo’s development.

In simple terms

Beacon Energy acquired Reabold’s stake in LNEnergy, and in return Reabold now owns a large shareholding in Beacon and will receive future cash flow from the Colle Santo project.

If an RTO lands here, it changes the whole picture for RBD.

Reabold is now basically a low‑value listed shell with a clean ticker. That’s exactly what private companies look for when they want a fast, cheap route onto the market.

With Rohan Oza showing up at 3.43%, it’s worth noting how he could benefit if an RTO happens:

• Pre‑RTO re‑rate:

Shells often move 100–400% when the market senses a deal coming. His stake jumps immediately.

• Post‑RTO valuation reset:

Once a private company reverses in, the valuation reflects their worth, not RBD’s current one. Add the public‑market premium and the “Oza effect” and you can see 5–10× uplifts in some AIM RTOs.

• Possible board/advisory role:

If he gets involved, he can pick up extra equity, options, and influence.

• Narrative power:

Brand building is what he’s famous for. If he helps shape the new direction, it attracts attention, investors, and momentum.

• Liquidity:

After the RTO, he can hold, trim, or use his position to influence future raises.

Bottom line:

His appearance on the register isn’t random. When someone like Oza takes a position in a micro‑cap shell, it usually means something is being lined up behind the scenes.

Rohan Oza: Known as "The Brandfather," he is a prominent American-based investor and marketing expert (famous for Vitaminwater, Bai, and appearing as a guest on Shark Tank). His office is listed in Miami Beach, USA. There is no evidence that Rohan Oza is related to Reabold Co-CEO Sachin Oza.

Why has the company buying stopped?

So they don't have to cough up £3.5m, passed the buck to BCE.

Stanley you can spout as much bllcks as you like but the facts remain the consultation only ended yesterday.

With West Newton the public consultation was extended until the 6th October hence the lack of progress.

€16M Earn-Out Potential: Reabold secures up to €16 million from future cash flows of the Colle Santo project, providing a clear monetisation path.

No Further Funding Required: Shareholders are shielded from future capital calls or dilution related to Colle Santo’s development.

Ongoing Cash Flow Exposure: Reabold retains 25% of its pro rata share of net cash flow from the project, ensuring continued upside once production begins.

Strategic Equity Stake: Reabold will hold ~29% of Beacon Energy post-transaction, giving shareholders exposure to Beacon’s broader portfolio and future growth.

De-risked Development Path: Beacon assumes responsibility for funding and progressing Colle Santo, reducing operational and financial risk for Reabold.

Could this hit the 5p zone today... Onwards and upwards.

Get those golden tickets!

Share price continuing to increase is usually a positive in this world.

They cut the live feed showing the site 24 hours a day on the 25th March, blackout suggests activity they don't want you to see. News due.

In the past month, may it continue re-rating onwards and upwards.

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TM and FRIEM are collaborating on the joint development of a standard Power Supply Unit (PSU) design which is highly optimised for ITM's 2MW Plug & Play electrolysis container.

Making stuff up again Terry or you need glasses. where am I ramping?

Users like Terry want to spread doubt and fear, he will say anything for his agenda.

Terry is making it up, he just has an agenda to spout negatively constantly.