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I've just created what I hope is one on Telegram. As links are hard to post here go to Telegram, type in TALLY ex-Lionsgold Shareholders Group and join if it hopefully pops up. I've made it approved to join but please just use common sense with it, TALLY/LION chat and no spam.

I'm not sure about setting one up but I'd help moderate it.

I didn't attend yesterday as I knew it'd be another pie in the face for us. His pattern is a couple of positives followed by a pie in the face. A listing 'aimed at' March 2024 now becomes another of his fabled 'roadshows' which won't necessarily happen either, and is code for still having no paperwork done by March. By this point we're at the 6 year mark that Cameron Parry has held onto our money. A shareholder intervention is needed imo. A Telegram group is also likely needed. It'd be unwise to conduct ourselves from here.

Don't get me wrong I think he will get this over the line, just in his own sweet time, and we will nearly be shy of six years off market by next March.

But yes, let's see.

there's a very real possibility deccan will do extremely well for tally but as i say he's hooked us up to the march trope and that means he's basically saying no dice until then again without saying it directly. he allows you to read between the lines so he doesn't get kickback. there's zero reason he can't sell some of his own humungous stock holdings and get us over the ipo line this month.

if he said 'through hell or high water i promise i will list on march' but there isn't that, just the ground now paved for a 6-month wait until another highly probable one. because he hasn't got his **** together in this 6 months.

I doubt it. He's stated March and it's also in print. That means we're dragged through to March before a thing happens, or doesn't. I'd be totally amenable to the idea if we had a cast-iron guarantee of listing, but with this man there's nothing of the sort. What it is is six months of waiting until a lock in date expires and being on pins to find out if green means go. That's it. No assurance of a list. Just 'aiming for,' as per.

It's utterly surreal. The truth is we do 6 months and then find out what plans he decides the brokers decide what we do. As I say, a creative 16 year old could have got this off the ground 3 years ago. We continue to be kept on his backburner.

This is what I found that appears to be recent rules via online pdf:

United Kingdom: Main Market - IPO Overview:

'4. 4 Post IPO Lock-up

The Listing Rules do not require a "lock-up" arrangement with shareholders post flotation.'

Hmm, not sure tbh.

Admittedly the below is from a 2001 study (so may be out of date) comparing US to UK lock-in and which found UK more complex and flexible.

'We find that the lock-in contracts of firms going public on the London Stock Exchange(LSE) are much more varied and diverse than U.S. contracts, which usually standardise the lock-in period at 180 days after the IPO. An interesting feature of the UK contracts is that most of them do not specify a clear-cut lock-in expiry date (in terms of a calendar date or aperiod of time following a calendar date such as the admission date) but instead tie the lock-in expiry to other events in the company calendar such as the announcements of results, the publication of annual or interim reports, etc.'

Who knows. Maybe something to as at Q and A. And does it apply to all shareholders or just company employees?

Ask him come to the next Q and A and put it to him. He's flapped about for long enough with this listing issue.

Sweet Jesus, Gaz, she's trying to help us. You really have gone from being a decent chap to little more than a child having a troll-sized tantrum.

The strange irony is that you must believe this company has something to offer because, despite your rants and sulks, you hang about. Anyone else would sell up and not waste time on something they didn't believe would do what it said it could.

You're your own red flag.

That's great, thanks for that, Melissa.

Hi Melissa, are you able to say how long the clinical trials will last for in each case? I take it you are targeting different conditions? Thanks.

Well, BA, if you weren't arrogant enough to be banned from everywhere you breathe, in you'd be able to ask these things yourself, rather than just 'helpfully' tailwinding in on the breeze having sat back on your fat arris.

As per usual.

Also, the whole organising brokers for Q4 was wishy washy in the Q and A. He went from present tense to future tense, so you were not sure if the talking had started or he 'intended' to intend to intend.

I do think something is in the works. And tbf it's the most serious IPO dollop of concrete in print we've had for years. But it really doesn't define much, only good apparent intentions with a month/quarter that is ever nebulous. The upshot is that if we do list on LSE next Spring these stand to do well in the current climate I think. London listed companies are coming back into play and the LSE is doing well.

Yep, as suspected, it's right there in print, 'in or around March 2024' re: IPO, that means another 6 months of waiting for him to dial into reality.

The only good thing about this is that the run up to the New Year from October is generally swift, due to Christmas, and Spring is then not far away. But there are no guarantees for March either, that's the worst part.

The company 'should' be in a stronger position by then, and be free of the Deccan lock in period, but it doesn't let him off the hook that he's handled this too badly to be true. What will we be in, year 6 off being off market by 2024?

Thanks very much. :)

Poor form

Well indeed bb, if he knew the steps we are only just making couldn't be made in the past without all this groundwork, it looks poor for for him again. Fair enough, Railsbank derailed everyone but he's told multiple stories about reasons to list and suddenly not to list. It's been a long game of ping pong.

As I said I'd take March 2024 if it were anyway written in stone but that part is still characteristically elusive. He's really just told us all to sod off until next year tbh imo. At which point the company 'should' be self funding, but then what? In the meantime? Or does he plan to get listed in the meantime and show that self funding in March merely enhances us? I'll have to ask him this next Q and A if I think on.

Is doing, even. >_

Hello Melissa. Thanks for that.

Can you tell us what Ananda are going to be doing at the upcoming November conference, please? If indeed you are taking part as I recall reading somewhere.