The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
The dividend payment will be paid to long term holders. Nanoco will specify only holders since X get it. Who knows how far back they will specify but they won't just hand it out to any old last minute mucka. Then the cost of the dividend is very likely to be factored into the current share price. Meaning it won't drop when it's awarded as they usually would. Please take this as fact because I have said it - and I know everything.
The latest Future of Foods podcast looks at the investment hopes for 2024 - interviewing head of innovation and investments at the Good Food Institute. The cell ag industry is very optimistic for the future - the general feeling is that it can't be allowed to fail. Investors have a lot of money to put in. https://rss.com/podcasts/alexcrisp-futureoffood/1303526/
On the latest Agronomics report they confirm that they have 28 million cash and deposits in the bank - then go on to say that they have 23.6 million 'univested cash'. I'm assuming the 4.4 million difference is earmarked for other purposes.
It is very likely that pets will be eating cultivated meat long before the humans - especially in the UK and the EU. It is a perfect source of nutrition and is much cheaper to produce than it is for humans. To find out why listen to my Future of Foods podcast on youtube. Subscribe for all the latest as it happens - very useful information for Agronomics investers. https://youtu.be/6tz6cLDbm-0?si=6PdG30YjQGRTTIab
I spoke yesterday to the head of investment at the Good Food Institute - this is the unofficial trading body for cellular agriculture and precision fermentation. She told me that they are beginning to see an inflection - investments are slowly starting to increase in the space from a period of stagnation. 2022 was half of 2021. 2023 looks to be equal to 2022. She expects 2024 will be higher. It seems, according to this, that we might have gone past the gutter of the trough and might now be on our way back up. Agronomics has some very important companies in the space. The biggest investment is going into precision ferentation because of the shorter term return. Subscribe to the Future of Foods podcast to ensure you get the full interview when it's released. https://youtu.be/8iC8jyco0Nc . Alex
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