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P2R, can you give a bit more info?

STRONG BUY. Balance the books and into the blue....

Sevenoaks became 1 oak 🤦‍♀️

Nutty, hang in there. I KNOW it will all come good.

My shared thoughts last week were that we wouldn't see dramatic movement till 1 week b4 auction. People, oddly enough, can't see the value / benefit of getting in under 2p, or those chasing daily riser board stocks (we've all done it!!), or lose patience. But they will come. It's a slam dunk!

You, me and plenty of others are going to see amazing returns here. Majority of these shares are in sticky paws.

Don't sell, buy/ top up if you can, and.....GL whatever you decide 👌

3. Tech-Forward and Eco-Luxury Investors

Corporate entities and ultra-high-net-worth individuals within the green-tech space are monitoring the lot as a symbolic statement.

The Appeal: Bidding on the bag acts as a high-profile endorsement of cellular agriculture and sustainable alternatives to traditional exotic skins.

Speculation: Some market analysts believe a major luxury conglomerate or biotech venture fund might bid on the lot purely for corporate PR, utilizing the handbag as a trophy piece to signal their investment in next-generation material platforms.

2. Institutional and Science Museums

During its public display at the Art Zoo Museum in Amsterdam, the bag drew substantial interest from curators and educational institutions.

The Appeal: Museums focusing on the intersection of future technology, synthetic biology, and avant-garde art are viewing the bag as a milestone exhibition piece.

The Hurdle: While institutional interest is high, their bidding capability may be limited by strict acquisition budgets. Industry insiders suggest a museum purchase would likely rely on a wealthy private benefactor buying the bag to immediately lease or donate it back to a public institution.

A reminder....

Early interest has split into three distinct buyer profiles rather than traditional fashion consumers. Initial feedback from the 6-week Amsterdam exhibition and auction house previews reveals where early demand is concentrated:

1. "High-Value Curiosity" and Natural History Collectors. This is currently the strongest source of buyer interest. By partnering with Giquello SAS—an auction house famous for selling multi-million-euro intact dinosaur skeletons—the bag is being actively marketed to private antiquities collectors.

The Appeal: Luxury market and paleontology specialists notes that these buyers do not look at the piece as an apparel accessory; they view it as a unique scientific artifact.

Market Sentiment: According to London Stock Exchange investor tracking, early interest from this segment is driven by the "Serial Number 001" factor. Owning the world’s first piece of lab-cultivated prehistoric tissue commands a specific prestige among wealthy natural history enthusiasts.

Pumpky, you're so blatantly obvious with your deramping tactics. You think your subtle, but you're not. Please toddle off back to Hemo. But oh no...wait!!. No one wanted you there either 🤔🤷‍♂️

SP. We have 7 trading days remaining (less maybe), before we see this rocket. There will be 'agitators' and those that within this time frame will inflict a bruising narrative.

I don't care. I'll follow the facts and the official line provided by the company.

Only wish I could top up further. We'll see. Might find something.

In addition, 19th March RNS...

BSF Enterprise PLC (LSE: BSFA) (the "Company"), a leading innovator in tissue-engineered materials, is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, 3D Bio-Tissues Limited ("3DBT"), has entered into a five-year commercial Supply Agreement (the "Agreement") with SeaWith, a pioneering South Korean biotechnology company specializing in cultivated meat.

Commercialisation and Market Strategy

While the initial handbag serves as a high-profile proof-of-concept, the Company intends to scale the underlying technology across multiple high-value sectors:

● Luxury Fashion: T-Rex Leather™ will be made commercially available to premium brands and designers for use in luxury accessories.

● Automotive & Performance: Long-term ambitions include providing high-performance, slaughter-free interiors for the automotive sector and other high-performance material markets.

● Market Opportunity: The Company is positioning its core product Elemental Leather™ portfolio to capture share in the $60 billion luxury leather market and the $20 billion bio-based materials market.

2nd April, RNS. It's all there....

Technological Breakthrough

T-Rex Leather™, an LGL proprietary material forming part of its Elemental Leather™ range, was developed through a unique scientific collaboration between Lab-Grown Leather Ltd., The Organoid Company, with the marketing support of creative agency VML.

● Reconstruction: Scientists used AI-driven computational modelling to reconstruct complete collagen blueprints from fossilised T.rex sequences. Collagen being the principal structural element preserved in skin during the formation of leather.

● Cultivation: Using Lab-Grown Leather's Advanced Tissue Engineering Platform (ATEP™), which underpins Elemental Leather™, billions of engineered cells were cultivated to create a uniquely novel material based upon predicted prehistoric genomic information. This innovative platform facilitates the production of a new class of bio-material, offering unique aesthetics and feel not seen for 68 million years, whilst retaining structural properties found in traditional leather but without the need for animal slaughter or synthetic scaffolds.

● Sustainability: The resulting biomaterial is durable, repairable, biodegradable, and compatible with existing leather finishing techniques.

Swerve....please re-read the latest RNS'. Within, where do you think they have omitted the T-Rex link?

The article/journalist is quite clever in its choice of vocabulary. Covering their back sides with words such as 'arguably', or 'it is believed'. The paleontologists airing their views total two. With no absolute validation or proof otherwise.

Yet, we are led to believe from this 'what if' article, that reputable fashion houses, auction house, media are leading us astray.

Fickle and damning imo

Do we all honestly think that this product hasn't been officially verified and linked to the T-Rex? Do we honestly think the auction house has not done considerable indepth research for validation?

I personally think there are agitators out there doing their damndest to bring a false narrative of the product. Law suits could be flying soon 🤔 🤷‍♂️

GoBig....you lucky bar-steward you!

They're taking about evolutionary links, the chicken is the closest ancestors in terms of dna. Just like they say pigs are human closest to dna.

If you're going to deramp , at least give the broader truthful picture of what is being said

Apologies, predictive text. * mozax

Mozambique, I'm guessing its the cultivated meat that was being discussed? Not the auction of the bag?

Any links?

Message sent (thanks for link).

Good morning. I'm writing to ask, as a concerned and somewhat anxious investor, as to whether a TR-1 will be released in light of John Story's recent 'significant ' share purchase? You may be aware, that many investors are also curious as to its absence, so any update or response would be greatly appreciated.

I have a significant amount invested based on your recent product success, and look forward to news of other ongoing achievements as well as the upcoming auction of your T-Rex bag.

Kindest regards