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Some great details in that article masterboffin, thanks for sharing.

Laura: ‘ By my count, there are just 31 cultivated companies in the sector to date,’

Hopefully a few more of these will be in the ANIC portfolio after the 20m fundraise, exciting times.

20m to invest in pre-IPO opportunities, directors taking huge chunks of shares, press coverage growing, retail investors getting interested, what's not to like?

Thanks masterboffin, great article but I made the big mistake of reading the comments section too, need to go and scrub my eyeballs now!

Well written post as always BBN, puts much into perspective

Syngeonsmithe - great link, interesting to see that the industrial meat lobby is getting agitated, a sure sign that they fear the change is coming!

I agree, what’s the point in selling just as SP bottoms out and the business starts to get some traction, seriously bewildered by some people’s lack of patience.

The drop from teens has been scary, in fact the whole story since IPO is a horror show. Many big investors got spooked as fear conquered greed. Hopefully now all the skeletons are out of the closet and we can banish past demons.

Recent falls have massively de-risked this for me - I’m a 50% less worried buyer at 6p than I was at 12p - I’m in this for the long haul and not under any illusion that it is a safe bet, but I do believe that the clean meat revolution can happen and generate ‘once in a lifetime’ returns.

Just my opinion, do your own research and reach your own conclusions.

DMcG54 - I noticed that you didn’t get a reply from tpinvest. There does seem to be a real lack of understanding from occasional posters here who latch on to a headline and clumsily link it ANIC.

Skiiiiiiiiiiiier

Chicken Little Syndrome. ... So says the folk tale that became an allegory for people accused of being unreasonably afraid, or people trying to incite an unreasonable fear in those around them, sometimes referred to as Chicken Little Syndrome.

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Another exciting, early stage investment

You said "they were in because they were greedy."

And then went on to suggest that they were risk unaware, do you see how you've contradicted yourself?

Truth is we all have to put our money somewhere, even just leaving it in the bank is taking a position. I reckon many of the investors were just trying to diversify a bit, that's hardly greed in my book.

"I'd imagine people who put money in funds probably havnt even bought a share in their life and just look for a better place to put their money. "

Lamtree, how can you define the above as greed?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009drg

BBC Panorama - interesting case study, I was struck by the fact that the typical family biggest Co2 reduction was made by changing their food choices.

Alternative food that replaces meat and dairy is an easy win in the battle against carbon emissions compared to domestic energy use and transport which require huge, costly infrastructure projects.

Worth a watch on iPlayer IMO

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“This is Agronomics' first investment in the plant-based space, to complement its existing portfolio of cultivated meat and pet food companies. The team at Agronomics believe this investment supports the need for sustainable food alternatives to existing meat products.”

Personally I’d rather be all in on cultured meat but I suppose a bit of diversity in any portfolio is a positive. Hoping the next investment is a bit more progressive.

skier1, do you know that ANIC is an investment vehicle not a producer?

Watching 2, so it's a question of 'when' not 'if' this revolution happens. It's why I'm not watching daily price like a hawk but I definitely do want to be in this now for future gains and will be dripping in more funds as and when. I'm expecting some tipping points in production and price for this tech, it could be next week or next year, who knows?