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This undoubtedly is the latest in a series of highly impressive RNSs from APTA. Retaining the IP to their creations, working in collaboration with multiple top-tier pharma companies, getting repeat business with said pharma companies, upfront payments plus recurring high-margin royalty streams.

Everything is progressing very well for what is a very high conviction play for me. Great product, great mgmt. I have zero worries where the share price is heading. 2p by the end of the year is not an outrageous claim.

So "what is holding the sp back?"

Multiple reasons. Firstly, many investors like to judge companies by their bottom lines. HY and FY results are backwards looking, so the high margin recurring royalties are on the horizon but have yet to hit the bottom line.

Secondly, I've been in APTA for a couple of years, since before the massive fundraise/reset/return of Arron. I only had a small holding, but I added massively in the 0.20s and 0.30s. So, at 0.9p, I am sitting on a lot of paper profit. And there are going to be many other investors in a similar situation. There's nothing wrong with taking a profit, so I reckon a fair few of the sells that go through every week are PIs readjusting their portfolio balance.

Thirdly, the UK PI investor mentality is not geared towards life-changing returns. Most make losses, many snatch at small short-term gains instead of properly analysing their investments and being patient.

APTA is my largest holding, and I am not selling at these prices. I am very confident, and I have patience. The board are rewarding my patience with RNSs like they released today. Everything is on track for a hugely successful and profitable company.

PIs see the words "cash runway" in an RNS, and start to panic that there will be an imminent fundraise. It doesn't matter that the runway *currently* extends for another 17 months. Any more RNSs like today's and that cash runway just extends further into the future, until the company is profitable. Imo, APTA will never need to raise capital to "keep the lights on", which are often done at large discounts and highly dilutive. Any fundraises at this point (and I'm not convinced there will be any), will be to fast -track expansion or for M&A. If APTA survives that long as a listed company.

PIs like to think they are clever by selling before fundraises, thinking they will buy back cheaper. But it rarely works out that way with successful companies. That's why the majority of UK PIs lose money on the stock market.

PIs were saying the same thing about the sp being held back in the 0.20s and 0.30s and 0.40s. Why isn't it higher? What's stopping it? Plenty of PIs sold their APTA shares at these prices instead of analysing the situation and being patient.

My only concern about APTA is that it gets bought out before I've achieved life-changing gains!

I kind of read it the same way, that MDH takes a 20% processing fee, then the rest is split 50:50, i.e. a 60:40 total split to MDH.

But it would be nice to have it spelled out in the RNS, because Trek's interpretation could also be correct.

This week will be no different to last week.

Prove me wrong :)

I think it's crazy to be sub-20p.

Bernstein was buying a truckload at a then-premium of 20p. The floor is clearly signposted, as is direction of travel.

I think a few people, including ex-shareholder PIs will get caught out, when all they really need is patience.

The extent to which China poses a threat is up for debate, but giving them that amount of land is madness. If they were honest actors, there would be no need for that much space, especially underground.

I'd like to think Britain will use it to spy on the Chinese, but I don't think our Govt (current or previous, or even future) are that clever.

Amaroq now has several company-makers!

@Finton, perhaps I am being overly cynical, but time will tell :)

Rost in production is indeed a step that needed to happen, yet here we are. In production and still on Aquis!

Totally agree with you, Trek, on the things that NESF can control.

The big unknown is the outcome of the Govt ROC and FiT pricing review. The potential ramifications of which are outlined by NESF in their Nov 11 RNS.

It's true the current Govt have staked their colours to the renewables mast, but as for p*ssing off the sector.... who can say? The ideologies and economic practices of the current Govt often come into conflict :)

Once that review outcome is known, the picture will be clearer. As you know, investors don't like uncertainty!

Not only is it not happening soon, I predict we'll get a further extension at the end of February :)

But it will happen one day!

This is a great window for arbitrage.

Buy now at UK prices, then get those shares converted to the Aussie price in Feb :)

I'm with Interactive Investor and they trade on the ASX. In fact, the ASX webpage on their site specifically mentions being able to trade in Artemis Resources!

Today's news is rubbish, but before anyone panicks I would suggest checking with their broker first.

Ii have a £9.99 foreign stock trading fee, and a small currency conversion fee, but other than that there should be no difference to trading ARV on AIM.

So, it's up to you to decide whether you want to sell at a large discount now, or sell at a much higher price later.

Just ignore him. Responding, especially in such an emotional manner, gives him exactly what he is looking for.

Being in production strengthens Bo's hand, and he wants to maximise the biggest returns of his career, so he's going to do this right.

Everything looking like it's on track. Good board, good direction.

Once that translates into solid £££ on the bottom line, this will re-rate higher.

"Just a load of impatient people."

You just summed up the majority of UK investor mentality!

Back up again today. There isn't much trading interest in HREE at the moment, so MMs shift the price around to try to encourage buys or sells (that's how they make money).

Prospects are v v good here in HREE, so it's just a matter of patience :)

It's a t/o target at double this mcap!

Happy New Year to you too, Bagzzz.

I'm sure one day we'll remain consistently above the "Bagzzz Line" of 28p... but today is not that day!

Guffaw :)

Bod's top tips for 2026:

APTA, multibagged for me this year and I expect it to do so again next year.

HEX, MKA.

And outside tips for INSG and CAV.

Ignore the past in INSG and look at what they ate planning to do.

CAV has good yield and director buys, and possible M&A in their space.

I'd like to add a Merry Christmas too to all you guys who to take the time to share ideas, tips, random musings, and for creating a fun environment to do all that.

It's rare in this world at the moment!

Good luck to all in 2026 :)