RE: Good to see26 Feb 2026 10:20
Debate this...I doubt you can without Ai...More likely to be "AA" members, and I don't mean the Auto club.
"While the skepticism regarding the company's colorful past is noted, the 'fact' is that the SYME of 2026 is structurally a different beast than the one from the 2020-2022 era.
If you're looking for accountability, you have to look at the massive governance overhaul that has actually happened:
The IOB Acquisition (March 31 Deadline): This isn't just 're-branding'; it’s a total shift in the business model. Moving from a platform provider to a direct inventory owner via the SFE acquisition brings the IP and assets under one roof. It finally gives SYME the 'skin in the game' that lenders and shareholders have been demanding for years.
New Blood & Oversight: The Board today includes names like Albert Ganyushin and David Bull, who have been tasked with the exact cleanup you’re calling for. The January 2026 RNS regarding the simplification of the ownership structure and the entry of five new professional investors shows that institutional eyes are now on the ledger.
Financial Transparency: We aren't relying on 'imaginary' funding anymore. The $5.15M facility and the recent warrant exercises have provided a tangible cash runway that simply didn't exist during the 'deceitful' periods you're referencing.
The Reality Check: You can't call it 'shameful' when the company is currently hitting its RNS milestones, clearing its register of legacy flippers, and moving 446M shares a day in a high-conviction re-rating.
The past was messy, but the January 6th Heads of Terms for the IOB deal represents the definitive break from it. At some point, you have to trade the current tape, not the 2021 ghosts."