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Hi, here is something I thought you might find interesting: - https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/immupharma-interims-highlight-progress-of-lead-asset-3683703

1. No placings planned. Big positive.

2. Good robust cash runway to into most of 2025

3. Hints of cash injection by partnering.

Good buy on these alone. Add in a positive from FDA and an Avion update and up we go. STRONG BUY

Looks like a good idea to extend the warrants in INC. They then continue to hold the £691k that they would have to spend on the exercise price. The rational is correct to extend the Warrants. The company now has enough cash well into 2025 and when it does a partnering deal and gets more cash it can then exercise the Warrants. Lots of positive here and I like the idea that an expected cash injection is being mentioned as the company sees a possible future deal. The company is now a better company than it was last week, with a very robust cash Runway. The company has no plans for a placing. This is a boost and a good chance to buy. Then a wait for news from AVION and FDA news. Good buy with worries of a placing receding. Happy with this. Glad I topped up a few times over the last few weeks.

Bigbite.

I agree that there new higher performing battery is at the pilot stage. So they as of yet do not have anything to sell to market that is profitable? And this roll out has been put on hold? The CEO is now outed as it seems the numbers do not add up. It has dawned on some that it is still not profitable. Many have sensed this over the last year and the shares have now dropped 74% over the year. This drop will continue until they actually have a product. In the mean time their cash is going down. Nothing viable as of yet. So no viable business. One hopes to have one that is all. SELL

Back up to 2.0p plus. Just about getting partnerships up and running now. Cash for at least 1 years plus. Some good news from AVION and it is whoosh. Strong hold now. Warrants are there when needed. Costs are very low. Business as usual. Something positive from the FDA and we could have a really good jump up. Double and Triple bagger here in the making.

This is down to the realisation of shareholders that the battery storage equipment they make are too expensive to make. Making more of them is not going to help. If they went ahead and spent the cash they had nothing else would hold up the share price. When cash is gone little is left. It non commercial. Hence the 74% drop over the last year. Now they are on hold money is still being spent so expect a continued fall in the share price.

They put a hold on increase in production as they have run the numbers and they cannot sell these storage batteries for more than cost. Its no wonder the CEO was pushed out. There is no viable profitable business here. The batteries always cost more to make than what they get to sell. Nothing has changed except realise that manufacturing more will not help them. Soon cash is gone and its administration. SELL

One partner and woooosh

Good RNS. All steam ahead. Warrants will give them more cash too. Expenses are low. GOING UP

Yep: This is a goner. Assets will be seized. Shares have zero value.

VirtuallyRich

I agree. Exercised Options.

Vietuallyrich. Hi

Was waiting for a pull back so cannot grumble. How many get out at the high and back in on the low. It’s an art and to get it perfectly right all the time is impossible. But you’re near as Damn it on the low now. The task now is how high will it bounce back up? When should we then take some profit?

This has been my best share. Mist be over £50,000 by now. Never had such a good that ha done what it was told to do.

Good luck. I think your going to be filthyrich on this one if you get the timing down to a T.

Looks good for the next bounce up.

Great trading share still. Bought for the next rise up.

The share price is where is based on cash and no value is given for the company which is about right. As cash falls show should the share price as it appears the company is worthless and has little or no prospects of making money. I have said for several years it was selling batteries at less than what it costs to make. So essentially there is no business here. Or is there going to be.

Task now is to conserve cash. The thing it must not do to continue on its present path. No wonder the CEO was forced out. The company has no prospects. Eventually when cash goes it administration. Or maybe they can get into a new business?

The RNS is double-speak. What it is saying really is, (it is hidden) that the company has no product at the moment that it can sell profitably. Unless we can get cheaper equipment we have nothing to sell.

It could sell hundreds of these batteries but it has just occurred to them they will not make money doing so. The company is not profitable nor will it ever will be under present circumstances. If they went ahead with its plans money will soon by gone. The MC is now covered by cash. When cash goes there will be nothing left. So is there a business here at all?

Yes they have a novel product but it’s not profitable and doubt has appeared if it ever can be a business here. Why was the CEO essentially let go? This will end up in administration. SELL

MC based on cash only, the company itself is worthless. When cash is gone nothing will hold it up.

Why make more batteries and spend all the cash doing so? The company is no longer viable as a business. Sell

Revenues of only £1.6m dwarfed by expenses or losses of £11.2m. Why do people think things will be any better in the future? They sell a few odd batteries. But huge losses? Revenues are never going to get past its expenses. The company may continue but anyone putting money in this is going to lose it all. It will get taken out one day with zero value remaining in the shares. SELL

Anyone who bought in here early days is 99.65% down. So it has dawned on the market that there is no profitable business here. Their products costs more to make than what they sell them for. Fundamentally there is no business here and this is what the market has realised. It is not over-sold. There is no business here.

Yes they sell batteries. But it costs them more to make than what they get by selling them. Who lent them all this money? Its all going to go sadly. Too many losses that they have no hope of reversing. Give it time and all that cash will be gone. Its a novel idea but it is flawed. This equipment costs too much to buy. SELL