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Ignore the negative noise - focus on the below information, courtesy of Charles Archer's interview with ALRT's CTO Andrew McCartney:

* Whitespace brings deep-technology expertise in AI infrastructure specifically designed for defence and national security applications, while Defence Holdings provides market access, strategic partnerships and the listed vehicle structure that institutional investors require.

* The partnership's first product, Project Ixian, targets information operations – arguably the most urgent and contested domain in modern warfare.

*What sets Defence Holdings apart from other defence technology companies is the speed at which it's moving from strategic vision to operational delivery.

* The company already has two classified MOD applications underway, with Project Ixian entering its first phase of value realization (read cash flow) in December.

* This velocity matters enormously in the defence sector, where procurement cycles traditionally span years or decades.

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Exactly, interest in TYM is really picking up. Just a 3-4 weeks ago this was doing 6-10 trades a day. It's been 100/200+ trades per day for the last fortnight with some healthy large purchases. Investors are clearly taking a position in readiness for the re-rate as with the expected positive news this share price is going to rise rapidly....

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Exactly, this is a very big event in the sector. When you add in to the mix that Whitespace was unveiled earlier this year as one of only ten global Defence partners invited to join Oracle’s newly launched Global Defence Ecosystem programme you really do get the feel for just how big the Defence Technologies JV is going to be and what it will mean to the ALRT share price over the next 3-5 years....

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Exactly and for newbies the link below is a top summary of why you should buy in to ALRT by Charles Archer. He’s the analyst who was talking up SWC before it went from 4p to 500p this year. He's spoken to Andrew McCartney, CTO, at ALRT and has a very thorough understanding of where Defence Holdings plc is heading .....

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/defence-holdings-fd3?r=28f0br&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

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Exactly. It's not what you know it's who you know, especially with MOD contracts. We have a client (MOD) with a budget of £60 Billion plus private FTSE100 banks, supermarkets etc. It's all about credibility and the top team being assembled at ALRT is the best in the business. Watch the ALRT share price rise over the next 2-3 years with contract win after contract win...

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Exactly and this looks very much like a RTO of Whitespace in progress? Lord Nick Houghton delivered the Keynote talk at The Whitespace Investor Showcase back on April 2nd this year. Looks as though the relationship has been developing behind the scenes for quite a while Check out his comments from April. Very interesting….

https://white.space/resources/a-reality-check-on-national-security-general-lord-nick-houghton-speaks-at-the-whitespace-investor-showcase

If this is the plan you are looking at a £ sign share price for Defence Holdings plc ....

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Exactly, as many of us have been predicting TYM is a sleeping giant with huge upside moving forwards. Their projects at Mushima North Project (Silver-Copper-Zinc, Zambia), Konkola West Project (Copper, Zambia), Mukai Project (Copper, Zambia), Brunton Pass Project (Copper-Gold-Silver, Nevada USA) and the Storuman Project (Fluorspar, Sweden) are all potential shareholder game changers. TYM only need one to come good but it looks as though a number of their projects are coming to fruition. The relationships TYM have penned with FQM and KoBold all point to a serious JV inbound....

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Exactly, as CTO Andrew McCartney says in the RNS: "For Defence Holdings, it represents both a significant commercial opportunity and the chance to establish ourselves as the sovereign partner of choice in some of the most strategically important areas of defence, a market expected to expand significantly as NATO and allies prioritise sovereign digital capability".

Also, interesting to note that ALRT is confirming it is working alongside another "hyperscale partner":

* Defence Holdings will be working alongside a new hyperscale partner, underlining the Company's ability to pair sovereign AI capability with the reach and resilience of the world's most trusted technology platforms, while strengthening its position at the centre of an emerging global ecosystem for sovereign defence technology.

Key Highlights

● Second classified AI product build confirmed under Defence Technologies, focused on edge analysis, identification and decision-support capability, addressing one of NATO's most urgent priorities.

● Addresses a critical operational gap: improving identification, reducing misclassification, and supporting decision making in contested environments.

● Software-led solution extends the value of existing hardware fleets by processing data at the edge and synchronising outputs back to headquarters, maximising ROI on deployed hardware and reducing procurement costs.

● Fully aligned with the UK Strategic Defence Review 2025 ("SDR25") and NATO interoperability objectives, giving Defence Holdings a direct policy tailwind and adoption pathway.

● First classified build announced since the appointment of Field Marshal Lord Houghton as Incoming Non-Executive Chairman.

Product Overview

This capability is software-led and AI-enabled, designed to extend the value of existing hardware. It ingests data from deployed sensors and moves time-critical AI/ML inference onto secure edge devices. AI models fuse multi-sensor inputs, flag anomalies, and prioritise actions, cued to autonomous systems with a human in/on the loop, so operators and headquarters receive timely, decision-ready context. The result is improved identification confidence, faster cycles, and reduced operational risk, helping teams stay ahead of an adversary's OODA loop.

Practical examples include on-platform sensor fusion (EO/IR, radar and acoustic) to improve recognition and de-confliction in seconds; uncrewed systems performing onboard detection and route re-planning to reduce bandwidth and latency; military units correlating radar and electro-optical tracks at the edge to enhance identification in cluttered littorals; and forward elements using handheld edge devices to triage ISR, logistics and maintenance data before synchronising summaries to the enterprise. For investors, this demonstrates the repeatability of Defence Holdings' sovereign AI model, rapidly converting strategy into a portfolio of products with direct commercial pathwa

Exactly and 4p a share today is just for starters when you read the link below. It's an excellent summary of why you should buy in to ALRT. Don't forget that he's the guy that was talking up SWC before it went from 4p to 500p this year. He's spoken to Andrew McCartney, CTO, at ALRT and has a very thorough understanding of where Defence Holdings plc is heading .....

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/defence-holdings-fd3?r=28f0br&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

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Exactly and probably much more than 1p and a lot higher in the fullness of time. Last November I dipped my toe in at 0.030 as the projects in both Pakistan and Western Australia looked to becoming to fruition. 11 months later and the first piece of big news has now arrived. It's been well worth the wait. Pakistan news next? As some posters have said already this deal is much better than the GGP deal and we all saw what happened to the share price with that JV....

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Exactly. Great to see 3p achieved. It’s just the start. As I mentioned last week another of my stocks has gone from 3p to 58p in the last 18 months (ROAD) and I’m expecting the same sustainable monthly gains here over the next 2 years. You only have to read this link to understand the case for why you should buy in to ALRT. It's a compelling read. Charles Archer really nails in a very well put together article. Remember he's the guy that was talking up SWC before it went from 4p to 500p this year. He's spoken to Andrew McCartney, CTO, at ALRT and has a very thorough understanding of where Defence Holdings plc is heading .....

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/defence-holdings-fd3?r=28f0br&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

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I reckon 3p a share rising steadily over the next 2 years each month. As an example, another stock of mine, ROAD, has achieved exactly this from 3p in 2024 to 58p last week. I.e. Sustainable weekly gains are much better. That’s what I think is possible here with ALRT on the back of a number of contract wins in due course….

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Courtesy of Charles Archer. Part 3:

"The Product Pipeline: From Concept to Classified Contracts

* What sets Defence Holdings apart from other defence technology companies is the speed at which it's moving from strategic vision to operational delivery.

* The company already has two classified MOD applications underway, with Project Ixian entering its first phase of value realization (read cash flow)

* This velocity matters enormously in the defence sector, where procurement cycles traditionally span years or decades.

* The UK's Strategic Defence Review 2025 has identified information operations, cyber capabilities, autonomous systems, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) as priority domains requiring urgent sovereign capability.

* Defence Holdings isn't promising to address these requirements someday in the distance future – it's delivering solutions now.

* The company's approach to product development reveals another strategic advantage: frontline validation.

Project Ixian has been shaped through workshops with actual military end-users, ensuring that its design reflects operational requirements rather than theoretical needs. This user-centric approach dramatically increases the likelihood of successful deployment and long-term contract value.

The full artcicle can be viewed at The Stocks Guy / Charles Archer. From his interview with ALRT 's CTO Andrew McCartney Charles Archer has a clear understanding of where this is heading. It's a fascinating insight in to the business....

Good luck (& thanks to Charles Archer), Brighty

Courtesy of Charles Archer. Part 2:

"Following the Money"

* The financial opportunity beneath Defence Holdings' strategy extends far beyond traditional defence budgets. The UK government's acknowledgment of information warfare as a national security priority has unleashed significant funding streams across multiple departments and agencies.

* The National Security Act 2023 created new legal frameworks for countering hostile state activity. The forthcoming Cyber & Electromagnetic Command represents a major organizational investment in digital warfare capabilities.

* The Cyber Resilience Bill will mandate new security standards across critical infrastructure sectors. And the RESIST 2 Toolkit provides government agencies with resources to counter disinformation and hostile information operations.

* Each of these initiatives requires technology capabilities that traditional defence contractors struggle to provide. Legacy primes excel at building ships, aircraft and armored vehicles – physical platforms designed for kinetic warfare. They're less well-equipped to develop the software-defined capabilities needed for hybrid conflict, information warfare and cyber operations.

* This creates a market opportunity that Defence Holdings is uniquely positioned to capture.

* The company combines the agility and innovation of a technology startup with the credibility and access of an established defence contractor. It can move at software speed while meeting the security and reliability standards that government customers demand.

*The Whitespace Partnership: Building Sovereign Infrastructure: The launch of ‘Defence Technologies’ as the branded platform for Defence Holdings' partnership with Whitespace Global signals operational readiness. Whitespace brings deep-technology expertise in AI infrastructure specifically designed for defence and national security applications, while Defence Holdings provides market access, strategic partnerships and the listed vehicle structure that institutional investors require.

* The partnership's first product, Project Ixian, targets information operations – arguably the most urgent and contested domain in modern warfare. The choice is strategically brilliant. Information operations sit at the intersection of cyber warfare, psychological operations and traditional intelligence gathering.

* Success in this domain requires exactly the kind of AI capabilities that Defence Holdings is building: systems that can process vast amounts of unstructured data, identify patterns and anomalies, and operate in contested environments where adversaries are actively trying to deceive or disrupt them. The collaboration with a ‘Magnificent 7’ technology partner (one of the world's largest tech companies, unnamed but obvious due to disclosure restrictions) adds another layer of credibility and capability".

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Courtesy of Charles Archer here's a summary of his latest article. As he says "If you want exposure to the Sovereign AI theme, there is only one game in town".

* "A little under a month ago, I covered an intriguing new stock, Defence Holdings - which I argued may be the ground floor of the UK’s Palantir.

* "If you want exposure to the Sovereign AI theme, there is only one game in town. It is just the start. I will note at this juncture that many will be taking trading profits - and there’s no shame in making money. For every buyer, there’s a seller, and it takes all kinds to make a market. And the share price has consolidated remarkedly well".

* "ALRT is positioning itself at the nexus of artificial intelligence, national security and geopolitical competition. Defence Holdings has orchestrated one of the most compelling strategic transformations in the UK defence sector.

It’s assembled the leadership, partnership and operational credibility needed to capitalise on what is one of the defining technological shifts of our time: The race for sovereign artificial intelligence capabilities"

*The story that emerges from these developments is about a company positioning itself at the intersection of three mega-trends reshaping the global order:

• the militarisation of AI

• the urgent need for technological sovereignty

• and the blurring lines between cyber warfare and kinetic conflict"

* To understand why Defence Holdings' recent moves are so significant, we need to reconsider the geopolitical context driving demand for sovereign AI capabilities. We're living through what security experts call the ‘hybrid war era’ - where traditional military conflicts merge with cyber attacks, disinformation campaigns and economic warfare. Recent examples paint a stark picture. Operation Doppelganger, a sophisticated Russian disinformation campaign, has been impersonating European media outlets to manipulate public opinion across the UK and EU".

* The National Security Act 2023, the forthcoming Cyber & Electromagnetic Command and the Cyber Resilience Bill all point toward the same conclusion - the state recognises that information warfare is no longer a future concern but a present battlefield requiring immediate sovereign capabilities. This is where Defence Holdings comes in. The company is building sovereign AI tools".

* The Dream Team Yes, we have Andy (and others of a similar calibre - read the first piece). But recent hires read like a masterclass in strategic credibility building. They represent a systematic effort to embed operational expertise, high-level access and institutional credibility into the company's DNA. For example, Richard ‘Bertie’ Bassett.

* Field Marshal Lord Houghton represents an even more significant coup.

* For risk investors seeking exposure to the intersection of artificial intelligence and geopolitical competition, there is only one stock to choose.

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Exactly, this link makes the case for why you should buy in to ALRT. It's a compelling read. Charles Archer really nails in a very well put together article. Remember he's the guy that was talking up SWC before it went from 4p to 500p this year. He's spoken to Andrew McCartney, CTO, at ALRT and has a very thorough understanding of where Defence Holdings plc is heading .....

https://thatstocksguy.substack.com/p/defence-holdings-fd3?r=28f0br&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true

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Exactly and our Non-Executive Vice Chair James Norwood is also part of "a select group of industry experts supporting NATO". i.e. Our Board of Directors are highly respected and key players in the industry. Big deals will be inbound soon. This is not going to be a penny stock for long. That's why most people here are predicting 10p a share soon and a stock with a £ sign in front of it in the next few years. Buying in at these prices is a no-brainer....

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Exactly Henry. I would, however, prefer a sustainable rise rather than a massive SWC/ARB spike. Whilst that would be nice for us all from a longer term perspective as a fully fledged FTSE plc and not an AIM plc a rise every month would avoid the rollercoaster that we've witnessed with some other stocks. A great example of a sustainable gain is ROAD, which has gone up from 3p to 58p in 18 months. It just keeps rising every month. That's what I'd like to see with ALRT. Some shares just keep going up and up as FOMO builds. i.e. A relatively modest climb to 10p+ a share this year is looking very possible but it's really all about where the share price will be in a couple of years time as I've said before.....

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Exactly. A great summary by Fourprinces at 8.22am. Thanks for posting. Well worth reading. Summary below:

"What we do have is (i) a formal WhiteSpace partnership, (ii) a live first product build (Ixian), and (iii) a cleaned-up 55.2m warrant exercise".

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