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They did this at Ncyt big drop big bounces

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o82at1g82_o Head of Enterprise RIsk management based in the Uk

https://twitter.com/Jarvy55/status/1296062813501259777?s=20 telegram group if you are longs.

worth a listen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdxeUamJcmI

Client Company Origination

Demand for Supply@ME Inventory Monetisation© from pipeline client companies remains high.

The average target client company typically has €100m of turnover. The average target size for each inventory monetisation transaction is circa €15m.

Self-Funding

This is an important new development of the funding model and has been requested by a number of interested institutional investors: Client companies and Inventory funding are both provided by the financial institution itself. SYME is now developing the Self-Funding model with two leading Italian Banks and is targeting a first Agreement during Q3 2020.

a. Client companies are originated from within the existing customer base of the Inventory Funder (such as Banks and other institutions);

b. The Inventory funding is also provided directly by the institution - effectively funding their own customers through the platform.

The Self-Funding approach enables banks and other institutions to offer the SYME service direct to their customers, such that the banks and their client base can benefit from the systems, assessment and monitoring processes of the SYME inventory monetisation platform.

Details:

1. Inventory Funding Process

Based on positive discussions with a number of large institutions interested in investing through SYME's platform into inventory portfolios, the Company has further developed and refined its multi-channel inventory funding offer. SYME's funding offer now comprises Open-Funding and Self-Funding models.

Open-Funding

a. Client companies are originated by the Company and its commercial partners;

b. Inventory funding is delivered by securitisation programmes subscribed, typically, by institutional investors. The first such product is the inventory-backed note programme referred to in the Company's Interim statement published on 30 June 2020, and currently being placed by StormHarbour Securities LLP.

Storm Harbour's placing is progressing, notwithstanding the impact of COVID-19. Potential Inventory Funders involved in the securitisation programme are now working closely with Supply@ME to assess the client companies that form the inventory portfolio as the next step towards funding. There are now 16 institutional investors (mostly global asset managers) interested in progressing/investing through the process.

SYME has also started a process with two major credit rating agencies with the objective of rating future securitisation programme issuances. The Company believes that an independent third-party credit rating would further widen the group of potential inventory funders able to invest.

Highlights

1 The Company is now progressing two funding routes to achieve Inventory Monetisation:

o Open-Funding: The Company's securitisation note programme, being managed and placed by StormHarbour Securities LLP, has seen an increase in its list of interested investors to 16;

o Self-Funding: potential partnerships are progressing with two leading Italian banking institutions that intend to use the SYME platform to service their existing customers, whilst also providing the inventory funding capital.

2 Client companies already originated and awaiting inventory funding stand at 97 (up from 66 at 31 December 2019). A further 272 new Client companies have been introduced by one of the two new Self-Funding Partners and are currently undergoing SYME's rigorous assessment and due diligence processes.

3 Discussions with a large UK financial institution relating to a UK inventory monetisation pilot programme are progressing. Target to start the pilot by the end of 2020.

“Imagine you find yourself in a lift with Warren Buffett. What would be your ‘elevator pitch’ to summarise why he should invest in Supply@ME?

Funding businesses is an ancient practice, which hasn’t fundamentally changed since the 1980s with the shift away from bank financing to bond financing, and the market has been in dire need of a new way for businesses to access working capital. There have been some innovations in the world of alternative finance, but these have fundamentally relied on the same underlying mechanic: securitised debt. Supply@ME is the first major total rethink of how businesses source working capital in decades. There is a a huge, world-wide, working capital market made of trillions worth of needs, the only player which provides a unique inventory monetisation scalable scheme is Supply@ME”

“Supply@ME is unique in that many of the headwinds that would normally negatively impact businesses can present opportunities for us. If the appetite for banks to lend to businesses is lower, we can step into the breach and fund businesses. If the market is weak and institutional investors are looking away from traditional investment classes like equities or bonds, we can offer them a position in marketable inventory. At both ends of our business model, we are built to thrive during periods of economic uncertainty.
The only real barrier to our growth at this point is awareness. We want to make sure that as many businesses and investors as possible are aware of what we are offering so that we can help more businesses unlock their capital.”

“The thing that makes our model so different to anything that came before is that we don’t offer business finance. When a company signs up to Supply@ME, they don’t take on debt – they receive cash via a commercial transaction (the company advances the sale of its inventory to Supply@ME and continues to physically manage the goods in order to sell them to the end customers as usual). This means that it does not affect their credit rating and their relationship with the banking system will improve.
I believe that this innovation has the potential to totally transform how businesses access working capital.”

AZ explains in the above article:

“For instance, if you were a wine distributor with millions of pounds worth of stock locked up in warehouses, you may want to keep that wine in your warehouse until the Christmas season, when distributors and retailers will have higher demand and may pay more for it. In any case, you would still need money to keep producing the next year’s stock, to hire more staff, to fulfill another large order, or simply to pay the storage and insurance costs. Supply@ME could take that wine and unlock the capital it holds, enabling you to keep operating and growing even if the stock isn’t moving.”

https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/supplyme-shares-going-for-growth-radical-shake-up-working-capital-access/

The shorters are in for a nice surprise here good luck all longs

Looking forward to the interview can't wait for the banks to be announced.

Its a short attack to hit stops

Apologies every one I thought as this was main market sets we didn't have mms

Ceo just tweeted https://twitter.com/Alessan62698938/status/1295990618079006720?s=20

This is just like Ncyt Eua and Tils mind your stops

Can you all kindly **** off with your stock tips the next Syme is Syme.

Supply@ME is a fast growing, innovative "inventory monetisation" platform, having originated more than EUR300 million of prospective "inventory monetisation deals" in the first six months of operation to June 2018. In the first half of 2019, an additional EUR300 million of prospective deals were originated. As at the date of Admission, EUR972 million of prospective contracts have been originated. The Directors believe this makes Supply@ME one of the fastest growing inventory FinTech providers internationally.
The Company aims to be the leading FinTech business focussed on inventory funding through this disruptive service model which combine innovative legal contracts and state of the art technologies. The target addressable inventory financing opportunity in Supply@ME's markets is estimated to comprise GBP1.9 trillion of inventory under management.

We’re the result of four years of research and development of the AvantGarde Group (Parent Company) in the FinTech market.
Thanks to the support of a powerful Delivery Team, Supply@ME has developed an innovative, proprietary, “Inventory FinTech” approach.
Supply@ME is the first independent FinTech Company provides a new way of Inventory monetization in order to satisfy Companies working capital needs operating in a wide range of industrial sectors. This scalable and pan-European service is already gaining traction in several domestic markets through partnerships with major Arrangers and Banks.