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We managed 36hrs of sensible discussions on this board with no wombles. It was refreshing, a reminder of days gone past. It comes with the territory though.

Here is the email I received last June (13 months ago) in response to a stroppy email I sent to Dr Parker. (Worth a re- read).

Dear Mr...........,

Very many thanks for your email and I note your concerns. We will be making a trading statement, as we usually do following the year-end and we expect that this will be done via the new platform https://www.investormeetcompany.com/, which will allow a more interactive session with shareholders. We will be announcing the date of the Trading Statement in advance.

I understand your frustration with the news flow, however, you must recall that all of our programmes are, or have been, partnered at some stage as a means of making progress for remarkably little cost, in line with the amount which we have raised over the years from shareholders (which, in comparison with most of the companies quoted in the list below, is very small). The price that is paid, however, is that we lose control of the timeframe with which work is done - think of the delay in the publication of lupus data from the TYK2 programme since they are owned by the US Department of Defence and not by Sareum.

Most notably, do recall that Sareum is the minority partner with Cancer Research for the chk1 programme and not a party to the licensing contract with Sierra - unfortunately we are, therefore, a spectator in the current progress of the drug and we have always ensured that our shareholders are informed of any developments with the shortest possible delay; I have always interacted with both Sierra and CPF to remind them that, as a listed company, Sareum has responsibilities to its shareholders too.

I am a firm believer in open interaction with shareholders and happy to help with concerns as they arise. I am not, however, in the business of “ramping” the stock without justification, nor running the risk of unnecessary interference from either the AiM team or the Takeover Panel - I am afraid that your suggestion of announcing either CDAs or closed periods might very well trigger either or both institution to seek clarification, which would not be the best use of a small management team’s time.

I hope that this is helpful to you.

With best regards,

Dr Stephen Parker

Unite, I absolutely agree with you on what you think the T/O price should be. I would hope it would be £1 at least, however it is not me who decides the price, it will be the bidder. All I know is 28p gets me mortgage free. Anything on that is a brucey bonus. I am trying not to think about what figures could be. What I absolutely believe is whatever the figure it will be way north of current SP.

I agree Basser, it's not volatile, far from it. The only reason way I would be happy with a T/O, is that it would take the decision as when to sell and how much to sell out of my hands. I truely believe what we have is game changing iro treatmentof cancer, sepsis, Covid and many other conditions. If not a take over then I think I would struggle to sell if SP reached 28p, 50p £1 or higher. The potential is so huge, it might save me a headache of worrying if I sold too early if someone were to take that decision out of my hands.

AIMHO
Elcap

Just in case the HNWI's are monitoring this BB to gauge the PI's appetite for buy out (and at what price). My minimum price is 28p per share. The further we go on the journey the higher my minimum price will be.

Elcap

They are not even at 3% yet. So much much more investment will be needed for them to get to 10%.

Until Friday! Therefore there will probably be a rise in SP tomorrow.

Bobbler - speaking of marmalade - my first thought is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQa7SvVCdZk

SAR already had plenty of money in the bank. Over the years they have been brilliant at keeping costs down to a minimum. However getting the HNWI(s) on board is a great move. Increases our exposure, clearly the HNWI(s) also are believers to part with £3.4M in such a short space of time. The increased bank balance increases our bargaining position when negotiating any possible deals, as we will have an alternative stragegy already funded if we chose to walk away from any deal. A deal is no longer the only game in town. If some one wants us they will have to pay a fair price for us. Talking of exposure, you Trrime have exposed yourself as having no knowledge of how these things work. Whilst that isn't a crime, we all need to stat from somewhere and none of us know everything, we should be learning everyday. The issue is you make negative sweeping statements, post after post, based on little or no facts and even less knowledge.
Where I do agree with you is ALL newbies to this share should do their research. Then they will see the potential SAR has moving forward (in the very near future).
Is there a risk SAR might not fulfill that potential? Of course there is, it is the same with every stock out there. I think with every day that passes that risk diminishes and the chance of success increases. The market seems to agree as we have seen 1000% increase in the last couple of months. Also the HNWI(s) appear to also agree as they have invested £3.4M in the last couple of months as well.
Whilst you are away from this board (as you have promised), may I advise you to learn as much as you can about the stock market and apply what you have learnt to all stocks you hold. Perhaps then you will understand why we have all reacted the way we have to your baseless negativity and deramping.
I wish you well.
Goodbye
Elcap

Hi Braymonsta , Welcome aboard. If it s the same HNWI who has made all the recent purchases.
Yes they would have to disclose at 3% holding

have been removed.

I hear you WIP. Share Price of 28p pays my mortgage off. That is my dream. Anything on top would be the cherry on the cake. Whilst £1.28 would be absolutely life changing, I can't think about it. My only goal is to be mortgage free. That would enable me to work because I want to work and not because I have to work. I love my job but it is extremely stressful and I don't know how long I will be able to do it for before I suffer burnout. Knowing the mortgage is paid would be a huge weight off. Elcap

Well it wasn't me!

Great name though!

I like it in yellow and black.

Dipped my toe back in the water on this one yesterday at 15.25p with £4k. It feels like they right time. Spotted the RNS regarding access to UK patients being cleared. One for the bottom drawer I think but if the stars do align then we could see a quick turnaround in SP. It's hard to pick the bottom of a share price but I am hoping I am as near as damn it.

BeardedDragon - to say thehre is no appetite in the market for significant upward movement is a rediculous statement. If positive news is released then the SP will rise. If it doesn't then it won't. What has changed in the market from a few months ago when we were 1000% lower than today's SP?

Just report Tripe for disruptive/negative posts.

On the plus side, when I had covid in January, I lost over a stone! I did need to lose some weight, so that was the only positive I took from it. Also taste buds were fine but for about 4 months I could no longer taste how hot a chilli was. It was great when I went out for a curry. (Had a chicken Naga). Tasted as hot as a korma. No heat at all. Then following morning I was on fire down below. Burny burny!!!!

Get well soon guys!! Bloody COVID is everywhere at the moment!