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Let's hope they have saved the best until last! Edinburgh Evening timings 31/05/18: 17.45 Registration and coffee 18.15 Presentations: Martin Whitaker, CEO - Diurnal (DNL) Francois Martelet, CEO - NetScientific (NSCI) Richard Gray, CEO - Scotgold Resources (SGZ) Stewart Cazier, Head of Retail - ThinCats Dr. George Morris, Chief Operations Officer - Valirx (VAL) 20.20 Drinks reception and canap�s 21.20 Close

Tarquin doesn't need to engage with social media. However, in his role as being responsible for Investor Relations (of VAL), you would think he, or someone from his team, would check out the various bulletin boards (of VAL)? This way, he and his team will be fully aware of the concerns and issues of some of the key people backing VAL (the shareholders). Tarquin does not need to engage with anyone so will not, and should never be subject to any abuse. As a matter of interest, does anyone know how PeckwaterPR are paid for their services to VAR? I have searched through the latest Report & Accounts and cannot see anything to disclose how they are remunerated?

Tarquin works for PeckwaterPR. On their website, there is the following testimonial from Dr Satu: Dr Satu Vainikka, Chief Executive of ValiRx plc � ValiRx has worked with Peckwater PR for nearly five years, which is testament to the professional and high level of service we receive from them. Their writing skills, creative thinking and extensive contact base have been both impressive and an obvious strength and I am pleased to say that Peckwater has the full endorsement of ValiRx plc �

Great work Apple. Surely, it's Tarquin's job to take on board these kind of emails from LTH's and refer them to the BOD. I would hope he has the courtesy to reply (after consulting with the BOD) in the best way he can as the person responsible for investor relations.

Apple, Have you also sent a copy to Tarquin Edwards? he is supposed to be in charge of Investor Relations (an no doubt receives a fee for this role). If you do email him, perhaps you should suggest that he looks at these bulletin boards so he can revert back to the VAL BOD (and, earn his fee!). Regards, Holden

Mr Slater currently holds 18,500,000 shares which is approximately 4%. On the basis that there are no other holders with 3% or more, this would mean that 96% are held by Private Investors? In which case, us LTH's are way above average! - Good or Bad?

It would be interesting to see how many VAL shares us concerned LTH have collectively? Officially, only Mr. Slater holds over 3%. If genuine shareholders on here joined together, it would be interesting to see what % of VAL we have collectively.

Great email Apple. It might be worth emailing Tarquin Edwards as he is supposed to be in charge of Investor Relations? It might also be worth sending him the link to this bulletin board so he can see that you are not alone with your points and comments. It would be great to get some kind of positive response from the BOD. However, from experience, lets not hold our breath.

Thanks applegarth. Do you think anyone at VAL reads these bulletin boards? If so, perhaps they may get round to updating their website.

It still says 407,462,717 shares in issue on the VAL website tonight - Last update being 9th April 2018. Perhaps someone at VAL will get round to adding on these 47,500,000 shares at 2p before the BOD decides they need another Placing of 95,500,000 at 1.25p in a few moths time!!

Please can someone put me straight and confirm how many shares are in issue? 09/04/18 The Val website says 407,462,717. 04/05/18 VAL has a Placing of 47,500,000. 11/05/18 Slater announces he has 18,500,00 which is 4.54% of 407,462,717. VAL says the 47,500,000 shares will be admitted on or around 14/05/18? Have these 47,500,000 been issued ? In which case Slater holds 4.1% of 454,962,717? If these 47,5000,000 have not been issued, will the price collapse back to 2.25/2.5p once these are in the market at 2p? Am I missing something? Cheers

If anyone has LinkedIn, type in Novum Securities and see who purports to works for Novum. Then, compare their names to the FCA register. I may be barking up the wrong tree. I hope VAL did their DD.

I have just checked the FCA register. RF is not listed as an employee of Novum Securities Limited. RF's history says he ceased employment at BS on 09/03/18. There are 7 individuals listed on the FCA register.

Beaufort client recovery delayed by legacy tech 'issues' Analysis of the client books of the insolvent Beaufort Securities is being hampered by a number of �unresolved issues� related to company�s update of its back office last year, PwC has warned. The administrator of Beaufort Securities and sister business Beaufort Asset Clearing Services, which were shuttered in March after being charged with fraud by US prosecutors, said it was picking up where the prior management left off in ensuring client ownership was recorded. �Prior to the administrations, the companies had switched over to a new trading and client management platform, which went live in October 2017,' PwC said in a statement. �There were a number of unresolved issues following this transfer that impact the reliability of data currently held within the companies� systems. 'These unresolved issues impact approximately 40 stock lines. During the course of the administration, we have spent considerable amount of time ensuring that that the affected client accounts are identified and reviewed appropriately. �The impact of this migration was mitigated pre-administration by the companies putting into place a number of interim processes which, require further development for the purposes of the return of client portfolios.� The company published the insolvency papers, which are dated to late April, after campaign group the ShareSoc described PwC�s estimated �100 million total bill for administration services as �incredible�, accusing it of offering �no justification� for either the cost, or a four-year wind-down. Separately, the business was still working to reconcile an apparent difference of 150 individual stock lines held by external custodians and those recorded on Beaufort�s internal documents. It had also been necessary to suspend the previous client portal and construct a new hub for future claims. A deadline of 8 June has been set for clients to file claims on the business. .................................................................................................................. It would be interesting to see if Novum took on any ex-staff of Beaufort who are adopting the same Beaufort practices? If so, I'm sure the relevant compliance team did their due diligence checks and will ensure any such dealings in VAL (and any other companies) are always above board. Novum will not want to be staring in "Beaufort The Sequel"