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Why is ALRT going down to potentially less than 1p even after the contract announcement? Due to the fundraising?

I might have to buy shares elsewhere then, 212 is not good with buys when it comes to ALRT

This is exactly the sort of opportunity that makes ALRT a buy to me. The Chief of Defence Staff is openly saying the UK needs to adopt AI faster, accelerate decision-making, automate intelligence processing and cut through the traditional procurement bureaucracy. That's right in the area Defence Holdings is targeting.

ALRT still has a lot to prove, but the direction of travel from the MoD seems clear to me. Defence is actively looking for AI-enabled capabilities that can process large volumes of intelligence, generate courses of action and help operators make faster decisions. That's why getting into a live MoD engagement now could be more important than the £226k value itself. The value ALRT can have should not be underestimated.

Just my view on this.

Anyone else struggling to get their buys to go through?

I have been trying to buy more shares for the past few days, they are still stuck at reserved.

ALRT will be best placed to deliver it🤞

Anyways, this is meant to be about ALRT.

I shouldn't have went off topic 🤐

I can say my role, but that is about all the freedom I have.

Even so, I am not sure saying it in a public forum is a good idea 😂

😂

I don't think I am allowed to say to be honest, going to have to check my contract

There is lots of work to do in my sector - Defence 😂

Healthy scepticism is fine. I actually welcome it.

But there's a difference between challenging the investment case and dismissing every positive development as meaningless.

ALRT has plenty left to prove, but it's also made measurable progress recently. Massive progress IMO

Do they state how they will create a £1 billion UK sovereign AI defence company?

£1 billion is quite the number.

Lets focus on the contracts now - this is a long term hold

If we can perform well in these 3 months - Gain MoD trust - Continue to get contracts

Then yes, these 3 months are crucial for the stock

Might have to wait a while, lets be realistic.

I like the positivity but nothing is guaranteed, we need to perform well in these 3 months...

More bank for your buck.

'almost certainly drift back down to 1.00'

nothing is certain with stock - almost nothing

Asimpleinvestor - I don't think we're actually that far apart.

I'm not suggesting this is a commercial rollout or a long-term supply contract. It's clearly a limited testing and deployment engagement, and the technology still has to prove itself.

Where we may differ is on the significance of the milestone. For a company with no previous MoD revenue, getting through the approval process and into a paid engagement is meaningful in its own right. The company has gone from discussing capability to being contracted to deliver and test it in a real MoD setting.

I agree that investors shouldn't treat this as if a major procurement decision has already been made. It hasn't. But I also don't think it's fair to dismiss it as merely a compliance exercise. ALRT now has a chance to prove its value to a real customer, and whether the investment case strengthens from here depends entirely on execution over the next few months.

Fair point that this isn't a procurement rollout and the technology still has to prove itself.

My point is simply that ALRT has gone from talking about the capability to being paid to test and deploy it within an MoD-backed engagement and now has a small contract with the MoD. The £226k isn't the investment case; it's the chance to demonstrate value and potentially progress to larger opportunities if the outcome is successful.

I believe I am quite positive about ALRT, didn't aim to make it seem that I am not. My posts state:

'The value is that the MoD has gone through procurement, approved the technology and given ALRT a live revenue generating contract. For a company of this size, that's a pretty significant first step.'

'The £226k contract isn't huge on its own, but I think we need to look at the bigger picture. This is DH first revenue generating contract with the MoD, which is a major validation of the technology and business model. If we deliver successfully, it could open the door to much larger opportunities down the line. Sometimes the first contract matters more than the size of the contract.'

'The company's own RNS states that the contract was awarded following completion of the relevant procurement and approval processes, and that the contract has formally commenced with immediate delivery activity. It also describes it as Defence Holdings' first revenue-generating engagement with the MoD'

Long term hold anyway...