Member Info for Early_Bird

BSFA is a UK pioneer in a few ways

Current standard of lab grown meat is an "unstructured" meat mass, think burger patties, sausages, chicken nuggets etc.. no structure. BSFA technology means they can grow an actual steak ie “structured” muscle...

BSFA's unique serum-free and animal-free cell booster City-mix means that a plant-based scaffold is not required. This means this is one of the world's first 100% cultivated meat fillets to be produced. (a fillet being "structured" meat)

Lab grown meat sector has seen significant investment recently. EatJust have a targeted $3bn IPO valuation and have raised $650m in funding to date, they have the world’s first lab grown chicken nugget. Upside foods have designed the first cultured beef meatball. Has raised $206m

Could see this trading £50m+ all day long and vs american peers this current valuation is silly low.

This is not forgetting BSFA also have many other strings to their bow such as
- First ever company to grown a human cornea (Currently, the thinness of the cornea is one of the most common reasons for patients not being able to receive laser eye surgery. The company hope to agree a licencing for an upfront payment, milestone payments and royalties.)
- BSFA have the ability to also lab grow leather for the fashion industry and are in discussions here
- BSFA own IP in a collagen-producing molecule. It actively increases collagen production in human skin cells. This can be used in cosmetic products to prevent wrinkling and in pharma products to enhance wound care
- BSFA's CityMix growth serum has been developed from agro-industrial by-products, meaning its cheap, natural and animal free. It has been shown to facilitate muscle and fat cell growth at comparable rates to traditional serums. It removes the need for expensive animal serums. This is potentially a game changer for lab grown meat companies, given it is a tenth of the price of serum currently, this will only get cheaper as they add scale.

You are looking at historic accounts of old shell...you are missing out the £1.75m of cash raised in April and the £100k grant...

Plenty of cash to see us past the next big catalysts

Mcap here is just ridiculous.. hopefully this news put this little gem on a lot more radars...

https://www.newsweek.com/lab-grown-meat-invested-biden-government-1742816

Old article but summarises nicely what BSFA USP is...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10840769/Newcastle-scientists-plans-grow-real-fillet-steaks-lab-12-months.html

"British scientists are aiming to grow ‘real’ steaks in a laboratory within 12 months in a breakthrough global first.

Unlike previous efforts, 3DBT claims their steak will be biologically and structurally indistinguishable from the real thing.

Scientist Dr Che Connon, 3DBT’s chief executive, said: ‘There’s probably about 20 companies or more around the world working on different [lab meat] aspects. But as far as we can tell these are mince or other forms but not whole cut.’

Geoff Baker, director of 3DBT’s parent company BSF Enterprise, says the company’s tech could revolutionise food production. He said: ‘Cell agriculture is the next most exciting technology coming along. It’ll solve food shortages, it’ll solve greenhouse gases because of the reduction of meat from farms, it’s the future of farming.’

Theoretically the biopsies could be from any animal from pigs to fish and chicken. It could also be used to make leather and even one day human muscle for grafts. Another area where it could make a seismic difference is in growing the meat or skin of exotic and endangered animals to disrupt some of the illegal wildlife trade.

This could mean making crocodile-skin handbags or replicating controversial delicacies.

Baker said: ‘If you think of shark fin soup, we can make the shark fin and no one would know the difference.’
Thousands of steaks could be made from just one biopsy."

This is my top pick for Q4, very under the radar and material news on a few fronts due, not least the unveiling of UKs first ever cut of 100% lab grown meat. From my experience over the past decade investing on AIM its these blue sky sentiment stocks that yield the largest returns in % terms from trough to peak. Rare to find one at such a low Mcap, sticky book and near the sharp end of exciting newsflow.

the BOD here are all lifestyle and are using SCIR as a vehicle to pay themselves huge salaries whilst absolutely no regard for SP and long suffering Shareholders.

also wonder if JHI forward sold any of their consideration shares

£4m upfront payment for the asset. Theyd have been better off funding their portion of the drill.

Worst bit is the management will blow that £4m on other cr*p investments like theyve done to date. Sadly Ruvma was the only thing going for this company.

I feel like those that threw their toys out yday and bailed sub 3p will regret it! Easy to see how the markets take from many and give to the few

2 year lows. History tells us these days arent wise to sell on yet so many do! As frustrated as most shareholders here are.. control the emotions :)

sorry for the O/T but genuinely think investors here and also the ANIC board itself will likely be interested in BSFA which listed on London Stock exchange this week. Worth watching.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-10840769/Newcastle-scientists-plans-grow-real-fillet-steaks-lab-12-months.html

mobilisation in July now, as per Africa Energy results release yesterday.

https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/africa-energy-reports-first-quarter-2022-results-863870194.html

Buying sub 6p here, didnt think id see that opportunity again! seems market is capitulating right now.

where is the RNS?

Selling at bare bones cash level here, providing a very nice opportunity IMO

I have to thank the seller here for allowing entry down here

gold within 1% of all time highs

https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2022/03/rare-earth-metal-prices-will-skyrocket-as-ukraine-russia-tensions-continue/

will work it out eventually... as soon as they stop I see this one rerating