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Https://twitter.com/Jarvy55/status/1664561770889977858?s=20 my personal opinion is this is all tied into Sunrise. Have those in the data room requested more info for the drilling plans? I think the PR here is shoddy, not blaming Tim as he can only promote what he is given, however why are we wasting cash on his services? Why is Andy Yeo being paid over £200k yet doesn't engage with shareholders? We need a Ceo with more passion. Very little details in that rns, would like to see Andy Butler on the bod so he can give a detailed interview of where we are at right now, he can split Andy Yeos wages with him. They have two assets where is the the update on Dunrobin how are we progressing with that, also we have North sea partners for the 33rd round who are they? Are we going to be doing more 3d on the NW area of Chudtich, are there still lots of interested partners in the data room? If anyone is going to the AGM please press the bod on these matters. I am considering voting down the head room until the bod start actually engaging with shareholders.

Well someone is mopping these up

You would think lvcg would of tweeted out the brokers note it is on the website.

Few people with little patience selling.

Unfortunately the fca aren't known to be on time for anything. All out of gsts control.

Should get a Tr1 saying who the seller is here.

46% are short on Spreadex so there are defo shorters in this stock

The modifications include the upgrade of screening, relocation of the mill and addition of cyclones to remove correctly sized material to the floatation plant. Premier understands that the costs associated with this remedial action will be met by the plant supplier, and we will work with them to ensure that the plant achieves nameplate throughput expeditiously.

No one knows how long all that will take, no one know if there will be interest to pay or if money will be asked to be paid back. No one knows if further delays will mean another cash call. That is the problem now too much uncertainty.

Wonder if its Schroders selling Mitesh Dhanak 5,772,427 17.4%

David Arthur Routledge 3,725,485 11.2%

Ian Mcleod 3,491,065 10.5%

Joseph Andrew Johnson 3,125,485 9.41%

James Waring 2,485,339 7.48%

Gary Copeland 1,852,740 5.58%

Slater Investments Ltd. 1,685,920 5.07%

Dan Ludgate 952,470 2.87%

Hayley Peters 915,626 2.76%

Schroder Investment Management Ltd. 729,023 2.19%

Number of Shares in Issue: 33,222,130

Percentage of Shares not in Public Hands: 70.58%

Significant Share Holders (Over 3%)

By Beneficial Owner (at 23rd May 2023):

SHARE HOLDER NUMBER %

Anila Dhanak 4,147,327 12.48

David Routledge 3,725,485 11.21

Ian McLeod 3,491,065 10.51

Drew Johnson 3,125,485 9.41

James Waring 2,485,339 7.48

Charles Stanley Group 1,889,981 5.69

Slater Investments Ltd 1,685,920 5.07

Gary Copeland 1,675,613 5.04

Mitesh Dhanak 1,625,100 4.89

Presentation here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7l5DIDDN-4&feature=youtu.be

Proton yes I bought in for a trade as its undervalued. Good to see directors buys.

We waited patiently for the elections to see who won. It went in our favour and now it should be full steam ahead for Sunrise. Now lets see who steps forward when Baron go back to the funders in June.

Thanks to a seller this is a cheap entry. You can either take the opporrunity and make some cash or whine like Dave and watch it rise back up. Results weren't bad. Revs and a dividend being paid. Will be interesting to find out who is offloading.

Does seem way overdone on the techs maybe directors will buy more.

The market doesn't like uncertainty George needs to clarify the contract for the loan situation. https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/PREM/zulu-lithium-project-pilot-plant-elml4lp4oz5nut6.html

Its always well worth researching for yourselves https://www.gstechnologies.co.uk/about-us

The GSTechnologies "Tree of Life" depicts the strategic business plan for our group. The overall development of the group include some low hanging fruit such as large customer accounts and growing our blockchain payment and financial services business, with blue sky opportunities in several other areas including:

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New Disruptive Technologies with

Synergy to Our Existing Business

Stablecoin Banking and Decentralised Finance

Management And Ownership of Data Center

GSTechnologies Limited (LSE: GST), the fintech and information technology solutions company, is pleased to announce the completion of the Company's acquisition of Angra Limited ("Angra"), a UK-based foreign exchange and payment services company (the "Acquisition"). This follows Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") approval for the change of control of Angra, announced on 18 February 2022, and the completion of all outstanding matters in connection with the Acquisition.

Angra, which operates under the AngraFX brand name, is an established FCA approved Authorised Payment Institution ("API"), conducting fast, secure and low-cost foreign exchange business and payment services internationally. GST intends to utilise Angra as the basis on which to build the UK arm of its planned blockchain-enabled neobanking business based on three initial use-cases: international money transfers, borderless accounts, and private stablecoin.

Tone Goh, Chairman of GST, commented: "We are very pleased to have completed the acquisition of Angra and we look forward to working with their management and employees as we seek to rapidly progress our plans. As previously outlined, Angra will form a cornerstone for the development of our blockchain enabled neobanking business, providing an established, appropriately-regulated base on which to build our planned UK business.

"We are continuing to rapidly progress our overall fintech business plan, in conjunction with our collaboration partner, Wise MPay, and I look forward to providing further updates in due course."

GST intend to become the first issuer, and service provider of stablecoins (a form of e-money token) listed on the London Stock Exchange. Our efforts are focussed on harnessing the disruptive potential of blockchain technology to reshape the way customers pay and manage their financial lives.

GST remains focussed on its corporate strategy of operating a profitable information and communications technology (“ICT”) business, serving some of the most respected governmental and private organisations worldwide. This strategy includes seeking to enable and enhance the current Internet of Things (“IoT”) and ICT offerings through the application of new highly scalable disruptive technologies, in particular enterprise blockchain solutions and services.

Whilst the Company remains focussed on developing the existing business of its wholly owned subsidiary EMS Wiring Systems, the Company’s goal is to also focus on new higher growth synergistic business areas focussed on blockchain technology, particularly those applicable in the banking and wider financial services sector. The Company’s blockchain technology activities are being led by the Company’s executive directors, Jack Bai and Shayne Tan, with the support of the wider GST team. Additionally, the Company established earlier this year two wholly owned subsidiaries, GS Fintech Ltd, in UK, and GS Fintech Pte Ltd, in Singapore to facilitate its future plans.

Future plans

Through the collaboration between GST and Wise MPay, underpinned by the Agreement, the Company plans to launch a borderless neobanking platform providing next-generation digital money solutions. The Company’s neobanking platform, to be named GS Money, is intended to be made up of the following products:

1. GS Money protocol, a global money protocol for stable digital tokens built on the Coalculus blockchain platform. The GS Money protocol will be designed to enable companies (regulated money services business, payment processor and merchants) to launch new payment use cases and conduct the wholesale netting of payments between retail payment providers in a trusted and compliant manner.

2. GSend, a remittance gateway which is initially intended to be launched in the UK. The GSend electronic bank-to-bank transfer method will be supported by Wise MPay’s banking and financial institution partners, and overseas agent network, currently operating in over 18 countries and in over 20 currencies. GST are in the process of applying for an Authorised Payment Institution (API) licence in the UK to provide the required approval for this service.

3. GS Money App, a mobile neobank application offering fee-free cross border payments. This new payment service is intended to use regulated stablecoins and blockchain-based ‘bank accounts’ to instantly transfer value between US dollars, Sterling, Euros and Chinese Yuan via a mobile device without foreign exchange mark-ups or additional fees. Once launched, the GS Money App intends to operate as a European Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licenced service, subject to the appropriate approvals being received. The GS Money App will not follow a banking/lending business model and it will not be engaging in fractional reserve practices as unde