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Chairman and investor at reality mine will there be a partnership with lsai?
https://www.research-live.com/article/news/realitymine-launches-finance-data-tools/id/5085582

No point in crying over spilt milk got to move on new horizons

The baddies have GONE

New people, different company, different approach, different connections, No funding problems although rather they didn’t, give it a year give it a chance, look forward not back The baddy baddies has gone.

They

The past has turned out to be disappointing with so much potential it should have been so much better with the new management and investors it can be so much Different I certainly should know how not to do it I think the Removal of the top four says it allot going to take time but we should see where it going before year end

Maybe

Men at the top Running the company not necessarily the best for the job, which is obviously the opinion of the Current chairman and new investors.
IMO

Thank you plunge for that, there obviously the plan here I think the changes have begun With the letting go of the top men

Don’t know, the post is courtesy of Plunge from ADVFN I Thought it was an interesting maybe someone on here has a better idea how it works

From the other side
Subject to the UK tax authority's agreement, the Company has tax losses of approx £20,200,000 available to carry forward and offset against future taxable profits. So it really makes sense to bring in a profitable partner and hopefully utilise this benefit.

Can’t say this won’t be interesting

Or will this give full powers to Simon Wilkinson

will the new CEO be someone from boohoo maybe

looks like things are moving, I was expecting one to get the chop probably my mate dave but both have gone radical new beginning coming

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/how-amazon-facebook-and-google-have-tapped-into-an-advertising-gusher-bvbh5dl6h

I guess it until the trading update next month

AGM today might hit a 1p next week

20p medium term severral years, long term a lot more

LONDON, June 15 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer
Boohoo on Tuesday reported a 32% rise in sales in its
latest quarter despite a tough year-on-year comparative,
benefiting from a pick-up in demand as lockdown restrictions
eased.

Boohoo, which sells clothing, shoes, accessories and beauty
products aimed at 16 to 40-year olds, maintained guidance for
full year 2021-2022 revenue growth of about 25%, with an overall
core earnings (EBITDA) margin of 9.5-10%.