Adam Davidson, CEO of Trident Royalties, discusses offtake milestones and catalysts to boost FY24. Watch the video here.
Looks like those behind the placings have now made a substantial profit either on paper or otherwise if their modus operandi was a guaranteed cash cow. Those who see this share price now receding to the placing price may just have a point unless and until we have a significant outcome from Australia in this Q2
Of a pending RNS re the Australian experiment may have been premature. On the other hand, any late stage pre-completion findings which are deemed encouraging would cause responsible management to start discussing the future with possible collaborators. That could take time as contract lawyers then get to work and lead to a combined medical and business RNS. Heres hoping
Imagine the potential furore if Natwest were to lend money on what some might deem to be favourable terms to Ocado, an Ocado technology customer or even M&S. He had no option but to resign. Pure and simple. Someone making a profit out of this so watch for a share price markup, possibly tomorrow
Imagine a world where dozens of research papers have and are regularly published on any given disease topic going back years Imagine the same world where they are not always translated and because of the historical volumes, no one can read, digest and remember their detailed content. Imagine someone whose brain would allow reading at say 10,000 words per minute with total recall plus an ability to extract critical and related research data. The possibilities are endless. Welcome to AI.
This is a good read https://www.edisongroup.com/research/sdc-1801-embarks-on-clinical-journey-in-fy23/32763/
The Chinese protect their own corporate criminals in exactly the same way. I note that CAP-xx never bothered wasting time in finding Chinese companies busy knocking off their caps designs. That would have been even more expensive.
Such salaries will bleed the company (the shareholders) dry and then it will be taken unto private hands solely to poach the key staff and their knowledge/records. Thats how it always works with AIM startups
If Ocado were to get its so called "due" from M&S then a sale of its retailing arm to M&S would not make sense. But a legal win would mean that Ocado would get more from other aspiring deliverers or simply a better offer from M&S. After this claim is resolved, Ocado ay then split into 2 separate PLC divisions making a valuation of its trading division and therefore a sale so much more straightforward.
In a company with no trading income, Directors survive on dreams and confidence and feed their children on share sales. In the longer term, licencing of the right order would make their dreams come true.