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Brock,

I did not say they would pay 11p for the shares. I said they would probably come to some compromise. Try reading the message before jumping to respond!

Further, our knowledge of the current market is very different to the know of the Magna professionals. They have good insight of what is to come in the near future. Therefore, they might attach a different value to the opportunity to acquire a large number if shares and a stake in Seeing Machines.

That is what I think.

If Magna believe that Seeing Machines will ultimately be a success, then this will be the only chance to obtain 350 Million shares without causing market disruption and great expense in the future. It would be very difficult to buy 350 Million shares on the open market, without causing a disturbance and massive increase in the Seeing Machines' share price.

They have been working with Seeing Machines for many years and both companies are now seeing the benefits of their product in the automotive market. I am sure Magna can see beyond the current share price and market noise.

I feel it is more likely that will come to some compromise with the convertible bond.

Convertible bonds cannot be automatically "rolled over" like standard treasury notes. Instead, upon maturity, the issuing company is legally obligated to repay the bond's principal in cash or, depending on the terms, deliver common stock. However, issuers often use structured "exchange offers" to refinance expiring convertible bonds.

Let's hope we hear about the deal this week and put to bed the issue/worry over this outstanding loan.

If 47 Million shares were sold (22+1+1+23) at 4 pence, who bought this 1% of the company today ?

Speculation : If it is Mitsubishi then they have exceeded the 20% level and a bid is on!

Well there is so much rubbish on this board now, I might as well just chuck my guess in the pot.

Pure speculation again.

You do not know.

You are NOT in the know.

Just a pleb like the rest of us.

Just your usual speculation and pessimistic comment.

Such a downer on life.

Foxconn is not currently staging a direct takeover of Seeing Machines, but it is structurally integrating the company's technology into its broader automotive and mobility ecosystems. The link between the two companies runs through a strategic partnership involving Mitsubishi Electric.The connection operates in two steps:

- The Mitsubishi Partnership: Mitsubishi Electric Mobility is a major investor (holding a 19.9% stake) and global distribution partner for Seeing Machines.

- The Foxconn Joint Venture: Foxconn signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to form a 50:50 joint venture with Mitsubishi Electric, effectively taking a 50% ownership stake in Mitsubishi Electric Mobility.Through this joint venture, Foxconn has gained an indirect but significant pathway to embed Seeing Machines' industry-leading driver monitoring systems (DMS) and cabin-monitoring software into its scaling electric vehicle (EV) supply chain and smart mobility platforms.

Through this joint venture, Foxconn has gained an indirect but significant pathway to embed Seeing Machines' industry-leading driver monitoring systems (DMS) and cabin-monitoring software into its scaling electric vehicle (EV) supply chain and smart mobility platforms.

Foxconn can be highly aggressive in its takeover strategies, particularly when securing critical supply chain components or pivoting into new industries like electric vehicles (EVs). They are known to use multi-billion dollar financial muscle, sweeten bids, and bypass traditional management to seal deals.

Is this a surprise none of us have predicted ?

Yes, many long term holders on this board believe in Seeing Machines and have waited 8 or more years for the ultimate return. It may or not be sound judgement , but we do believe that Seeing Machines will come good.

Yes, there is another group of people on this board who have also been on here for 8 or more years. They constantly criticise the SM Management; constantly look for the worst in any announcement; and generally, waste their time trying to cause instability with half truths and misleading messages.

So who are the real fools on this board?

Answer : Those idiots who are not invested in Seeing Machines but waste a lifetime on this board trying to cause worry and instability. What is the point?

There are about 2000 companies on the London Stock Exchange, so why have they chosen to 'have a go' at Seeing Machines, on an almost daily basis?

Yes,

In his last in depth interview he stated that the loan repayment issue would be resolved and a RNS for a Japanese OEM would be forthcoming.

I think he knows that his credibility for accuracy is in question, so I would hope that he would not make these statements without some strong confidence.

If you do not believe him then you should sell your shares.

If you believe in his confidence then you should hold your shares or buy more.

Make you own choice as an investor.

Do you own research and do not believe everything that you read on the board.

All Statisticians know that you can pick periods where some equity is up and some are down.

I pick the day when see when up 22.48%.

What happened to Tobii and Smart Eye on these days ?

Who cares!

It is the general trend and potential that matters in the long run.

I think you should be called I B S

Because you are a pain in the ars*.

Yawn Yawn. . . .

The next six weeks to the end of June is likely to mark a significant move in the Seeing Machines share price.

As mentioned in the recent PMG interview - the resolution to the loan repayment; Japanese OEM RNS and the uptake in the Aftermarket figures.

You have to decide whether you are just a day trader or are you in for the big investment potential.

The rise today was due to the clarity in the interview with Hugo Navarro. I think it was the most positive, clear and consise interview I have seen PMG conduct.

He was clear about many of the issues that have bugged investors on this board. For example, the loan funding issue; the integration with Mitsubishi; the issues with Aftermarket; and where he sees the company moving forward in the near term.

It showed that there really is a plan for the company.

The explanation about the outstanding RFQs, why they have been slow, and the fact that being the incumbent with many of the tier1 will drive the business in the near term and future years.

I think it will only take the loan issue to be settled, as specified by June, and one significant RNS , and this could well move into double digits.

If you have not seen the interview - it is worth the 48 minute listen, if not only to satisfy that you have made the right investment.

Toyota's driver monitoring systems (DMS) are primarily developed by Aisin and Denso, both key members of the Toyota Group. These suppliers utilize advanced camera technology to detect driver drowsiness or distraction, with Denso often collaborating with specialized firms like Seeing Machines.

Aisin: Develops and supplies cameras for advanced driving assist technologies, specifically adopted in Toyota models like the Mirai and Lexus LS.

Denso: Acts as a major Tier One supplier for Toyota, with recent initiatives utilizing technology from Seeing Machines and Qualcomm for advanced monitoring.

Shut up you miserable sod!

ISB, you are a constant moaner.

Always looking for the opportunity to moan.

Give you all a break and fixate on some other share.

As the share price increases and approaches the share price for the convertible bond, the issue will be easier to resolve.

SM may be able to agree a partial conversion and some form of a rollover. In any case more cars on the road generates more revenue, giving Seeing Machines more strength to negotiate.

This is more than expected for cars on the road!

The point of inflection has been reached and consistent strong growth should now be seen in forthcoming quarters.

ISB,

Rather than constantly criticising and moaning to all of us on this board, why not email or write to PMG and present your questions.

Report back your answers to this board.

Questions you always have to answer, every time you hear news quoted in the press.

- Who is Designing/Developing the DMS ?

- Who is a user of the DMS product ?

There are still only a handful of designers; Seeing Machines and Smart Eye being the leaders.

Tony,

You must have a very boring life, if all you have to do is rant on this board about a company that does not interest you..

Go and watch count down. You might learn something.

ISB,

No one has ever said the next KPIs will be 3 to 5 times the last results. Show me the evidence.

As usual, you are just trying create a bad situation and cloudy the waters.

What is your agenda mate?

You are a constant pessimist, always trying to create bad feeling. You cannot be an investor as you clearly have no belief or confidence in Seeing Machines.

I do not understand you waste you time creating negative post almost every day.