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and the price has dropped. must be a sell not reported on lse yet

dunno why your only saying 10mill - theyve wasted about 18million - rasied �30mill and only got �12mill left. This is worthless - probably end up at ZERO

I will be interested to see the rise here and by how much

I agree - wtf did they raise so prematurely if they didnt have anything in pipeline maybe they thought regs will tighten later for listings and brexit so they quickly raised?

Cash burn is pretty low and hymen aint going to screw himself hopefully

harrys Primary health properties. clearly he is focused there. no more cash shells for me anyway. just hold what ive got here. The updates here are crap.

the performance here is poor . compare the figures with star. this already did 2000% from 1p. think stars turn soon

you have any idea why this farm in has taken so long - what do u think has held Cluff back?

owing the seeds of disruption AgTech funding is likely to increase, backed by venture capitalists as well as �big ag� companies like Dupont and Monsanto. These agricultural giants appear to be moving towards market domination by chasing acquisitions. Last year, Deer and Co. (John Deere) bought AgTech company Blue River Technology for $305m, tapping into their machine learning expertise. Forging partnerships will remain a priority of incumbents and AgTech companies as they seek to combine expertise. Thanks to Farming-as-a-Service (FaaS), disruptive technology will experience wider distribution between farmers, making resources go further and to the advantage of more people. The agricultural sphere is also beginning to see increased convergence � especially when it comes to FinTech. These trends all appear to be largely positive for the farming industry, which has undoubtedly had its struggles. But although innovative technology is clearly making farmers� lives easier, it�s also forcing incumbents to rethink their business models. The emergence of dominant FoodTech companies and their competing meatless meats has spooked livestock farmers, and while the market for plant based alternatives may be tiny, its potential is quite the opposite. Agricultural companies that use disruptive technology to their advantage are fast becoming the cream of the crop. Many farms still lag behind due to infrastructural issues, though, and this division could deteriorate as big ag firms snap up the most promising startups. On the other hand, sharing economy values and open innovation are introducing underprivileged farmers to entirely new methods. Currently, AgTech is experiencing a fortuitous cycle in which development attracts investment, investment enables development, and development encourages more investment. In the shadow of an inevitable population boom, it�s just as well.

https://disruptionhub.com/agtech-investment-grows/ The fertile AgTech sector is maturing Like all legacy industries, agriculture is undergoing a digital shift. The availability of innovative technology has led to the expansion of sensor driven methods collectively known as precision farming. The uptake of technological techniques has been hesitant due to largely uncontrollable environments and lack of computing power. However, the gradual application of new ideas to farming has proven that naturally unpredictable conditions can become easier to handle. Last year, AgTech funding reached $700m, exceeding the combined investment total of the previous two years. AgTech is attracting big money, but what have farmers got to show for it? Revolutionising an age old industry AgTech applications have been driven forward by a myriad of technological advancements. The evolution of the Internet of Things has delivered precise management solutions that offer insights across entire supply chains. Matching supply with demand is a constant challenge for farmers. IoT connectivity can also help them to monitor resources like water. Irrigation is vitally important when growing crops. Real time visibility into water reservoirs, soil humidity and water cost can help farmers make effective, data rich decisions. Advanced robotics have facilitated the integration of automation and intelligent machinery within agricultural processes. This is nothing new � tractors, for example, were one of the earliest beneficiaries of autonomous drive technology, and drones are now regarded as a low cost surveying solution. What�s changed is accessibility. Third world farms can now apply methods and machinery that were previously off limits due to cost and lack of usability. This has been made possible by farming as-a-service (FaaS). Startups like India�s EM3 AgriServices are promoting sharing economy values to maximise resources and bridge the divide between large and small farmers. Aquaculture, the farming of aquatic life forms, has also experienced a flood of funding. Fish are six times more efficient at converting feed than cattle, so increasing fish yields with precision farming could create more economic food production. Research into the properties of algae could also be useful for healthcare and energy. Preserving aquatic environments is particularly important because they provide the foundations for entire ecosystems. Maritime Allotments is an organisation working to achieve this aim, bringing aquaculture to urban environments and raising awareness. Sowing the seeds of disruption AgTech funding is likely to increase, backed by venture capitalists as well as �big ag� companies like Dupont and Monsanto. These agricultural giants appear to be moving towards market domination by chasing acquisitions. Last year, Deer and Co. (John Deere) bought AgTech company Blue River Technology for $305m, tapping into their machine learning expertis

im not exiting for less than 8p plus. Not many value shares left out there and capxx had its huge rise STAR is the old boy left for the massive rise

with ISA time. he will cleaned out pretty quickly

this back up

whats wrong with you? It BRuno Brookes - always has been

Flying Brands on the front line of the medical imaging revolution March 20, 2018 - General News, News Trevor Brown, executive director at Flying Brands Limited (LON:FBDU), chats with Proactive�s Andrew Scott about the strategy and longer term plans for the company. Brown says all operational personnel are substantial shareholders. �I think that�s a very important part of the perspective that the team has in terms of what they�re doing�. �From Flying Brands point of view I see it a bit like building a premier league team � we have luxury of being able to look around the world to see where the talent is, to talk to people and see whether they will join us � Imaging Biometrics being the most recent example�.

was a raise who cares - its done 1.5p to 4p before and you think Cluff and his mates going to let themselves get diluted to buggery. come on. Im just building a stake - I can see this significantly higher - just a matter of patience

http://gulfnews.com/business/sectors/retail/walgreens-pumps-418m-into-china-s-top-pharmacy-chain-1.2137092 NEW YORK: Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. took a 40 per cent stake in the leading retail-pharmacy network in China, boosting its investment in the country where an expanding middle-class consumer segment offers growth opportunities. The US drugstore chain will invest $418 million in Sinopharm Holding Guoda Drugstores Co., a subsidiary of China National Accord Medicines Corp. that has operated retail pharmacies across China since 2004, Walgreens said in a statement Wednesday. The Deerfield, Illinois-based company, which has been present in the Asian country for about a decade, said it�s �well positioned� to provide expertise to Guoda and support its growth. The deal is being forged as demand for medicines in the world�s second-biggest pharmaceutical market surges with an ageing population which faces rising rates of chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes. A growing middle-class segment is also increasingly able to afford more expensive drugs including innovative treatments. �The emerging middle class is a fantastic favourable wind for the industry,� Stefano Pessina, chief executive officer of Walgreens, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Thursday, speaking from a conference in Guangzhou. �The market is changing, the separation between prescriptions and delivery created opportunities.� Shares of Walgreens rose 1.2 per cent in New York on Wednesday, paring the decline this year to 14 per cent. Sinopharm Group Co., the majority shareholder of Guoda�s owner China National Accord, rose as much as 4.5 per cent in Hong Kong on Thursday before paring gains to trade little changed at the midday break.

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problem is cash. tb will need to raise again . but you never know with AIM shares. could have 0 cash make huge losses and have 50mill mcap. worth a punt here though.

Please sell all your shares so i can add.