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Well you were wrong. Syme is not suspended. Fact. And syme has been finished for years...say the trolls. Managed 50 press ups. All at once. Not bad for an old one.

Lol. Whatever floats your boat mark. We are not here to judge..

At last the deluge has stopped in SW. Off out. Enjoy the green box borrocks..keep them amused.

Been familiar with them for over 5o years sweetheart. My point is that a couple of people took my point. You can buy an awful lot of shares for very little at the same price , near enough , as the suspended share price.

Out of suspension SYME shot up to a 5 bagger before dropping back.

So a very modest punt can reap rewards. SYME fluctuates , mainly downwards of course! because to say the least they have underperformed.

The people who bought in probably appreciated the news re the IM.

You were wrong about suspension, wrong about SYME being finished and you constantly knock a share you are not invested in.

Nice of you to bless us with your in depth analysis.

Sand. Maybe the problem is investors receiving good news will have even higher expectations about profits and sadly they never come.

TJ You are a glass half full man! For sure. I'll just sit tight and see. Not repeating past mistakes .

He should be in a cell.

Holly, yes Fred the Shred is probably on that Island living a life of luxury after trashing the banking system doing precisely that. Not for me.

Why would dimdog and death sausage spend so much time trashing a share after a bit of good news...

After reflection I don't think they are paid. They would lose their disabled benefits.

Well the rain is easing off so I'll leave you to your sad lonely sojourns

A 78 million buy and a 86million buy gone through. Looks like someone reads the facts not the constant rubbish posted by uninvested trolls.

Nice one Brando...

I loved your grandad's work by the way. Especially , "The wild ones". and "On the Waterfront"

Another couple of good news items and SYME will be a "Contender" again.

"

THE COMMENT

Brando Casonato, CEO of Inox & Inox, commented:

"This agreement confirms Inox & Inox’s commitment to invest in modern and sustainable business management tools capable of supporting industrial development and market competitiveness. For an industrial group like ours, active in the design and production of stainless steel professional kitchens with a strong international orientation, the ability to monetize inventory and the entire supply chain financially represents a concrete opportunity to strengthen our financial structure and effectively support the company’s growth and internationalization. With this initiative, Inox & Inox reaffirms its commitment to a modern, dynamic, and forward-looking business model, where alternative finance becomes a strategic ally for industry, capable of supporting innovation, operational efficiency, and sustainable development."

Let's keep good news on the front page. Not green box de ramping.

"No RNS , concept proven and IMs are now considered every day business 👏😁

FINTECH 13 January 20264 minutes read

Inox & Inox, an Italian reference company in the design and production of professional custom-made stainless steel kitchens, has signed a framework agreement with Supply@Me Capital, an English fintech specialising in warehouse monetisation solutions.

The Details

The agreement represents a concrete step towards the adoption of an innovative, flexible and sustainable financial management model and cash flows, capable of supporting the industrial growth of Inox & Inox and strengthening the solidity of its supply chain. This is the first case in Italy in the professional kitchen sector, confirming the company's ability to anticipate the evolution of new solutions applicable to support the manufacturing industry.

Thanks to this agreement, Inox & Inox will be able to monetize its warehouse by exploiting its stock as a strategic asset, improving working capital and optimising cash flows and reducing traditional forms of bank financing. This is part of a long-term vision of more efficient and resilient supply chain management, as well as strengthening relationships with partners and suppliers, thanks to a financial model that supports the balance of the entire supply chain.

Supply@Me will support Inox & Inox through its proprietary model and an advanced digital platform, providing expertise that integrates industry, technology and alternative finance, while respecting high standards of transparency, governance and compliance. The collaboration aims to turn inventory management into a strategic lever to support industrial development, freeing up resources to be reinvested in innovation, production and commercial growth."

My apologies for posting relevant verified information about SYME on the SYME BB. Must be inconvenient for the knockers who said the company would be bust, would never come out of suspension, would never IM again, That AZ was going to run SYME down and take it's IP to Nuburu. Very easy. Especially when you are not invested.

"Inox & Inox context – useful facts rather than hype

Worth adding some balance around the Inox & Inox framework agreement that has been circulating.

Inox & Inox S.p.A. is not a micro-entity – it is an established Italian manufacturer of professional stainless-steel kitchens with multi-million annual revenues. Public company registry data shows:

• revenues in the c. €20m range (higher when including acquired businesses)

• 100–200+ employees

• active export activity and international footprint

So this is a real industrial business with real inventory, which fits SYME’s stated target profile.

The agreement announced in the Italian fintech press is described as a framework agreement for inventory monetisation – i.e., a structure enabling the company to monetise warehouse stock, optimise working capital and reduce reliance on bank debt. That is fully consistent with SYME’s platform model.

Important points:

• it confirms ongoing commercial engagement in Italy

• it shows adoption of IM outside the defence/dual-use narrative

• it is sector-diversifying (professional kitchens rather than vehicles)

• value of the framework hasn’t been publicly disclosed yet – so no numbers to assume

As always, the big drivers for rerating remain:

• completion of the IOB transaction

• governance refresh/NED appointments

• bank partner execution

• guarantees gateway progress

But the Inox & Inox news is another data point that IM is being pursued in real industry settings, not just theory."

I think these green boxes are being paid, or maybe just given a bed for the night and a bowl of soup. :)

Here are validated public website links you can use as evidence of the Inox & Inox – Supply@Me Capital agreement:

🔗 Public evidence of the Inox & Inox deal

📌 Inox & Inox sigla un accordo con la fintech inglese Supply@Me Capital — FinanceCommunity.it

➡️ hxxps://financecommunity.it/inox-inox-sigla-un-accordo-per-monetizzare-il-magazzino-con-la-fintech-inglese-supplyme-capital/ �

Financecommunity

This article confirms that Inox & Inox, an Italian company active in professional stainless steel kitchens, has entered into a framework agreement with Supply@ME Capital for inventory monetisation, using SYME’s platform to improve working capital and strengthen supply-chain finance. �

Financecommunity.

Ai in action... Question = Prospects? answer reasonable Divi....and

"The bank's business is almost entirely UK-focused, making its performance highly dependent on the domestic economy and housing market trends. While this offers stability, potential risks include intense competition from digital challengers and the ongoing investigation into motor finance mis-selling, which has already resulted in significant provisions."

I guess that's fair enough and makes clear why Government decisions and performance is so important to LLOY.

but Ai does not really "think" it just raids it's huge memories, history, and steals model presentation methods. Moral compass? depends who does the programming...

Gs, but conversations about the "spirit world" are quite safe. I've heard our Chairman is quite spiritual.

You sound like a ramper Stick.LOL

Good find peak. SYME not dead. Not suspended and gradually gaining a little traction.

No RNS , concept proven and IMs are now considered every day business 👏😁

FINTECH 13 January 20264 minutes read

Inox & Inox, an Italian reference company in the design and production of professional custom-made stainless steel kitchens, has signed a framework agreement with Supply@Me Capital, an English fintech specialising in warehouse monetisation solutions.

The Details

The agreement represents a concrete step towards the adoption of an innovative, flexible and sustainable financial management model and cash flows, capable of supporting the industrial growth of Inox & Inox and strengthening the solidity of its supply chain. This is the first case in Italy in the professional kitchen sector, confirming the company's ability to anticipate the evolution of new solutions applicable to support the manufacturing industry.

Thanks to this agreement, Inox & Inox will be able to monetize its warehouse by exploiting its stock as a strategic asset, improving working capital and optimising cash flows and reducing traditional forms of bank financing. This is part of a long-term vision of more efficient and resilient supply chain management, as well as strengthening relationships with partners and suppliers, thanks to a financial model that supports the balance of the entire supply chain.

Supply@Me will support Inox & Inox through its proprietary model and an advanced digital platform, providing expertise that integrates industry, technology and alternative finance, while respecting high standards of transparency, governance and compliance. The collaboration aims to turn inventory management into a strategic lever to support industrial development, freeing up resources to be reinvested in innovation, production and commercial growth.

THE COMMENT

Brando Casonato, CEO of Inox & Inox, commented: "This agreement confirms Inox & Inox's willingness to invest in modern and sustainable business management tools that support industrial development and market competitiveness. For an industrial group such as ours, active in the design and production of professional stainless steel kitchens and with a strong international vocation, the possibility of enhancing the warehouse and the entire supply chain in financial terms represents a real opportunity to strengthen our financial structure and effectively accompany the company's growth and internationalization path. With this operation, Inox & Inox reaffirms its commitment to a modern, dynamic and future-oriented business model, in which alternative finance becomes a strategic ally of industry, capable of supporting innovation, operational efficiency and sustainable development.

Yes Mark. Nuburu tie ups to come. The green box twins are back I see. You know if anyone is "paid" to post on here it would be a green box. Or else why would you?

Everytime I see a green box, I'll post relevant info concerning the company SYME. At least until it stops raining. :)

And a validation from everyones favourite...lol TWOGOOD

"Inox & Inox agreement is independently reported

For those questioning whether the recent Inox & Inox inventory monetisation deal is real — it is supported by third-party financial press. 💡

According to an article on FinanceCommunity.it, Inox & Inox — an Italian manufacturer of professional stainless steel kitchens — has signed a framework agreement with Supply@Me Capital to monetise inventory using SYME’s fintech model."

This agreement is described as the first application of this approach in the professional kitchen sector in Italy, aimed at improving working capital and supply-chain finance by turning stock into liquidity via SYME’s platform. �

Financecommunity

The press report notes: • the deal is a concrete step toward adoption of inventory monetisation solutions, not just conceptual talk

• SYME’s model is intended to generate cashflow, reduce reliance on traditional bank financing, and strengthen supply-chain resilience

• the partnership emphasises transparency, governance, and compliance in its execution — key elements for institutional engagement. �

Financecommunity

While there hasn’t been an RNS yet, this external publication by a recognised Italian financial media outlet provides public evidence of the transaction’s existence."