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Terms of the CLN & Partnership Agreement with EVOO AI plc

EVOO AI PLC is a proprietary data platform with specialized AI learning models tailored to drive meaningful commercial and consumer insights in the luxury goods sector. Integrating proprietary, open-source, and partner AI models, the platform delivers in-depth, actionable intelligence on market trends and consumer behaviours. These insights are primarily derived from applications targeted at consumers, retailers, and brands. Its flagship application, Olive, is a luxury e-commerce marketplace that features influencer-curated boutiques, offering consumers a personalized shopping experience.

The total principal amount of the loan facility is £300,000, to be advanced in two separate tranches as follows:

· Tranche 1: £200,000 - to be advanced on or before 30 days from the date of this instrument.

· Tranche 2: £100,000 - to be advanced at the election of the Lender, but on or before 60 days from the date of this instrument.

Interest (Coupon): Interest shall accrue on each Tranche at a fixed rate of 12% over the course of the 18-month term of each Tranche. The full amount of interest for each Tranche shall be rolled-up immediately upon advancement of the respective Tranche. The rolled-up interest shall be payable upon the Maturity Date of each Tranche, or upon conversion into shares, whichever event occurs.

Structural Fee: In consideration of the Loan Notes, the Lender shall receive 1,000,000 Share Purchase Warrants with an exercise price of €0.06 per share and a life to expiry of 5 (five) years from the date of grant. Should the Company complete an Initial Public Offering (IPO) at a price lower than €0.06 per share, the exercise price of the Share Purchase Warrants shall be adjusted to match the IPO price per share.

Conditions Attaching: No shares in the Company shall be issued other than in the following circumstances:

· With the prior written consent of the Lender; or

· The issuance of shares in connection with the Company's IPO under an IPO Subscription-Receipts agreement.

The Loan Notes are issued subject to, and benefit from, the endorsed conditions, which are duly incorporated into this certificate.

EXERCISE OF CONVERTIBLE LOAN NOTE ("CLN") OPTION WITH EVOO AI PLC

Sealand Capital Galaxy Limited [LSE: SCGL] ("Sealand" or the "Company"), an IT, Social Media & Technology company focused on consolidating compelling technology opportunities in the global marketplace, is pleased to announce that further to the CLN & Partnership agreement entered with EVOO AI PLC ("EVOO") on 10th January 2025 that can be viewed here the Company has exercised its option under the Convertible Loan Note Agreement to extend a further £100,000 under the terms entered.

Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Thomas Sawyer commented,

"It continues to be an active and busy start to 2025 as the Company works on driving value through progressing exciting opportunities and generating value across our portfolio businesses. We continue to proactively work with the EVOO team, with the recent launch of SEA-VOO representing a promising opportunity for our APAC business interests at a time when the competitive landscape for the utilisation of large language AI models has been positively impacted by the launch of DeepSeek AI.

Our decision to extend EVOO further capital under the CLN structure entered into earlier this month signifies our commitment to the working partnership and a belief in the future value that this can bring. The immense global interest in AI and related generative models is providing huge opportunity to leverage these in real-world, impactful business models. However, this ease of access also brings a risk of oversaturation in crowded marketplaces that may struggle to create material brand identities. EVOO's expertise and positioning in a unique marketplace for luxury goods that, if executed effectively, will consolidate e-commerce and social media to add genuine value using this creative technology. These are important themes that we are committed to delivering on, and the Sealand team and I look forward to providing further updates."

Buts going through as sells!! And some decent size buys too 🤦

Yep, being offered 1.13 to sell. Errr.... no thanks

Dummy sell, you mean?

Buys significantly outweigh sells. SP being held (at the moment) at 1.15

I suspect mates rates / big orders being filled 🤷‍♂️

Should have rocked up hard by now. Still, 45 mins till c.o.p. we'll see!

Think we all know your game...

1p30 Jan 2025 11:23

Once this falls below 1p I'll top up.

Come on QBT you can do it!!

Tut tut U.S

You got a stutter mate? 👀

It will....keep watching!

3 more trading days!!! Hold tight 📈

Going up....

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Tick up any minute now..

£69.30k buy!! Come onnnn.... that's huge!!!

Before c.o.p GL

Recent write up, incredibly bullish.

Victoria shares: new forecasts from bullish analyst

After directors spent heavily on shares in their own business, the value of the company quadrupled. Now, an analyst has explained why it’s just upgraded the stock for the first time in ages.

16th January 2025 13:26

Lee Wild....

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Among the most popular UK stocks to buy on the ii platform you’ll find mostly FTSE 100 companies, many of them with attractive dividend yields or investment potential. But every now and then there’s a gatecrasher. Currently, this exclusive club has been joined by a small Worcester-based flooring company, VCP, now a £130 million business and listed on the AIM market, first attracted share buyers in numbers from the middle of December, just after they sank to their lowest price in over 10 years.

But interest has picked up pace since the start of 2025.

On 10 December, we heard that chief executive Philippe Hamers had spent £80,000 on 200,000 Victoria shares at 40p each. He now owns 461,648 of them. Then on New Year’s Eve, non-executive director Gavin Petken spent more than £170,000 on 255,099 shares at an average price of 69p. These have proved to be great trades.

A day before Victoria’s third-quarter update on 8 January, the share price had been as high as 132p. The company said trends highlighted at November’s interim results had not changed – subdued consumer demand but stronger second half – and that results for the year to March 2025 would meet consensus estimates.

Analysts pencilled in revenue of £1.163 billion and underlying operating profit (EBITDA) of £90 million.

But things should progress from here. Improving productivity and growing market share should boost earnings by £32 million in the year to March 2026, and cumulative cost savings targeted by the end of the following financial year should exceed £80 million.

Management predicts that as demand normalises, and with higher operational leverage than before, mid-high teen EBITDA margins are achievable.

“Self-help” initiatives and uptick in housing transactions “now underpins the board's view of improved financial performance in the forthcoming two years”.

At the start of this week, the shares peaked at 151p before drifting lower. Now, nominated adviser and joint house broker Singer Capital Markets has repeated its “buy” rating and upgraded both sales and profit forecasts for the first time in well over a year.

Analysts there now expect sales of £1.254 billion in the year to March 2026, a 5.5% increase on the previous forecast, and £1.324 billion the year after, up 7.3%. EBITDA forecasts remain at £137.4 million for 2026 but rise by 7.9% for 2027 to £168.5 million. In two years’ time, EBITDA margin is tipped to have risen from 7.9% to 12.7%.

“From our conversations with management, we detect increased

Chunky buys still coming through...

.035 waiting on the ASK

It's a burner account, equivalent to a burner phone. He is a stirrer, nothing else. He managed to push buttons today, he will be gone soon!!

He needs reporting. No doubt trying to prove a point about the power of ramping / deramping. Either way, he's ooo.