RE: A word of advice - don't be fooled by the detractors on here - they want to make fools of you28 Oct 2025 14:42
Wowsers - thought I would take a quick look at the activity of the forum following my rare intervention yesterday
13 posts (just yesterday!) by a very mischievious, manipulative poster by the name of Alderbaron - 1,473 words written by an anonymous poster who has nothing good to say about the company and is here to fabricate, disrupt and distract from what is a wonderful company doing wonderful things. Somewhere out there, 2 unsuspecting parents may have their prayers answered if HEMO CarT has the expected impat on their child.
Alderbaron has spent yet another day attacking Hemogenyx’s leadership and communication, accusing the CEO of lacking commercial direction and failing to plan financing properly. They repeatedly compare Hemogenyx unfavourably to Avacta, claiming Avacta is far better managed, commercially advanced, and scientifically broader in scope. They questioned Hemogenyx’s silence on trial updates, suggesting something might be wrong with patient outcomes, and mocked other posters for being biased, uninformed, or naïve. Overall, their comments portrayed deep scepticism about Hemogenyx’s management and confidence in Avacta’s prospects.
His claims are derogatory and outrageous. They are simply a fabrication to suit his nasty narrative,
Why is he constantly talking about Avacta on the Hemogeynx borad???? Here are some Avacta FACTs for him:
Anyone who invested in AVACTA between April 2022 and Feb 2024 is underwater - iro 50% down on their investment.
AVACTA net outflow is up to 5x higher than HEMO - they are still paying interest on the remaining c£20m of a £55m convertible Bond that was set-up in 2022. It is costing AVACTA iro £3m on interest payments.
AVACTA has 408m shares in issue - a 10% increase in shares YOY diluting the long term holders. It is safe to say that there is a lot of dilution to come if the company continues to spend up to £30m a year and with £20m convertible bond still to convert and frequent placings.
Raising £3m in July at 30p a share must have felt like a kick in the teeth for shareholders.
The comparison to HEMO is stark
Pretty much anyone who bought shares since June 2021 is now sitting on a profit. (Jan 2023, Feb 2024 and Sept 2025 being the only time the price as been above toda's levels since April 2021.
Hemo have made some big decisions to minimise their annual opex
HEMO have spent in the region of £30m to reach this point, AVACT have spend approx £200m
With an mCAP of £50m - the opportunity for share price growth is huge . Whereas the mCap of AVACTA is £280m. Neither company are expected to report any revenue in FY25. ALthough following the recent RNS from Hemo in respect of a potential Estonian opportunity, the next £1 of revenue may come from HEMO.
Let keep the HEMO board focused on HEMO. The merits of AVACTA can be debated on its own board. I'm sure it is a very good prospect - but it is not for me - I am attracted to the much bigger short/medium termgr