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The unveiling of two license agreements, along with notable royalties and sales this month, reflects a remarkable turnaround and a greatly enhanced strategic approach.

Organizations are purchasing the product, it indicates strong demand from their customers. Just imagine, once the share price rises and the Ukraine war concludes, the potential for explosive growth could be immense.

As always I am not here to encourage purchasing , I am just here to warn of the clowns that circulate these forums

VRS, like many companies listed on the LSE, has experienced its share of challenges. Despite the negative sentiment some hold, suggesting the company's imminent downfall and pointing to the decline in share price, it's important to look at the full picture.

The company underwent significant changes last year, including the dismissal of a CEO due to subpar performance. A new strategy was implemented, which has shown signs of promise; this is evidenced by an grant from the European Union to a subsidiary, which may lead to increased revenue streams.

Additionally, the sale of the Korean plant and subsequent licensing revenues have bolstered the company's financial standing. The recent agreement in South America further supports the effectiveness of the turnaround strategy.

When examining the stock's performance graphs, it's clear that after reaching a low point, there is a resurgence in strength. This suggests that VRS is currently in a more stable position compared to others, which faces potential administration issues.

This analysis aims not to influence purchasing decisions but to provide clarity amidst the speculative noise generated by market makers' agents who may have an interest in driving the stock price down.

Guys , its quiet on here? or are you all on telegram?

Best Wishes Karl

Well, well, well, would you look at that? The parade of doom-mongers marching out of the woodwork is truly astounding! But sorry, folks, this isn't the apocalypse we ordered. Take "Cambridge" for instance, the poster child for spreading panic faster than a squirrel on an energy drink. Check out his BB messages on other companies where he claims he's not a stockholder, yet he's peddling more doom than a haunted house on discount.

And can we talk about the only RNS updates we seem to get? Selling assets in Korea and winning contracts in Brazil with royalties

Sure, the company has had its share of misfortunes, but they've got a strategy up their sleeves to turn things around, and guess what? It's actually working!

So, to all the doom-and-gloomers out there, kindly pack your bags and sling your hooks because this creative panic party is invitation-only, and you ain't on the list!

Having seen the RNS makes me nervous,

I've sold apart a small amount. Becareful, bank the profits enjoya small free ride

It's moving up again, wouldn't be surprised if it passes 0.30 and flies on a positive RNS

Neil , come on friend, I am sorry if I have upset you, but you were trying to ridicule me. I should not implied for you to take advice from Ria20.

I did accept my punishment of being filtered by you with grace and without malice, infact wishing you well for the future.

Obviously, I am deeply sorry that I am still in your head after 50 hours of the sanction placed upon me.

How about, I apologize unreservedly to you, would that help dear fellow poster?

I neglected to mention that we are expecting news soon regarding potential acquisitions, ongoing negotiations, or potential targets for a reverse takeover (RTO). Please note that I included the best practices and compliance procedures regarding RTO.

The auditors' report indicates that these goods are valid until October 24th.

Goodluck all, what a fabulous day awaits us , i hope

@ @Radika

After reading your and others' frustration over the absence of responses in the past, particularly when you once showed concern for your investment, I feel it's the least I can do to address this.

My plan is to summarize my previous communication and advocate for active engagement rather than bundled updates. I've been thorough in analyzing a company's failure due to poor communication with shareholders and have highlighted the correlation between shareholder engagement and share price performance. While I'm currently adopting a "wait and see" approach, I want to emphasize that my substantial investment hinges on effective communication moving forward.

@Deltalo

I regret to inform you that I'm not here to provide education.

Nevertheless, I genuinely wish you the best in your pursuit of knowledge.

This week promises to be quite busy and exhilarating for me. Wishing you all the best as well.

@troutisout1

While an increase in shares or stock dilution doesn't always guarantee a decline in share price, there have been instances where share prices have actually risen.

I believe resorting to screaming, abusing, or amusing oneself of trying to seek justice for your own unfortunate events at the expense of other shareholders is counterproductive and unhelpful.

When holding shares, one can either actively engage and hold the CEO accountable or cut losses and exit. It appears you'd rather dwell in negativity than take proactive steps to address the situation.

I regret to inform you, but boardroom violence ranks high on my concerns. Carrying a stab-proof vest is now a mandatory precaution and a potential risk when displeasing the directors.

Individuals typically don't boost their shares during adminstration .

it would be more logical to let the company enter administration to acquire it at a significantly lower cost.

So murder in the board room is high on my deliberations , as the CEO is indeed suffer the fate of good old Julius Ceasars.

These are my thoughts, and do your own deliberations for Monday.....I won't be selling , for I believe this will fly if I am right :)

Seen something similar that happened in aimgo, a good old fashion gang up to kick the CEO out.

*Make alliances ( form strategic alliances)

*take positions ( buy shares)

*impliment plan ( assassination)

Wonderful stuff , normally implemented on a Monday morning to stop the CEO from being destructive.

Should be a fabulous day, as Reed.com states make Mondays fascinating, sure this will be

Karl x

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@Sianna

Indeed, demonstrating the financial impact often garners a response.

There's all to play for, I see a great opportunity .

@Sianna

In my experience communicating with CEOs, being direct has always been the most effective approach, as some CEOs view shareholders as a necessary but unwelcome aspect of their role.

I've observed other shareholders attempting to communicate but being disregarded.

Let's wait and see what unfolds.

Despite the uncertainty, I remain hopeful that something significant may transpire, especially with two TR1 slips potentially in play.

Goodluck all Karl

I acknowledge some shareholders stance. Despite the distractions, I've been able to delve into past posts from previous or potentially current shareholders.

This has provided valuable insights into key areas of dissatisfaction. I've taken the initiative to write to the CEO, highlighting a specific issue and outlining the potential success if addressed effectively.

The response to this communication will significantly influence my continued holdings.

For a non shareholder to troll a shareholder is disheartening.

Then proceeds to make comments based on hearsay. Neil, since you've chosen to filter me out, I believe it's best for us to part ways amicably.

Looking through the past board messages I am not the only shareholder who does not agree with you.

@Radika

I can truly empathize with your situation. I've been there, buying into shares like Chill at 60 pence a pop, only to witness it nosedive to a measly 2 pence per share. And who could forget the thrill of investing in Teackwise at 2 pence, only to see it dissolve into oblivion at a paltry 0.30 pence? Dodging those bullets feels like winning the lottery.

While I've celebrated some epic wins, I've also shared in the pain of those who suffered heavy losses. It's an experience that leaves an indelible mark.

Now, the shares have shown a glimmer of hope, climbing from 0.037 to 0.045, a respectable 20% increase. With speculation swirling and new investors like myself jumping in, there's potential to recoup some of those losses.

Your insights about the share being valued at 1.5 pence in September 2023 are invaluable. If there's a buyout within 12 months of that date, that share price becomes the benchmark to meet. Thanks for shedding light on that crucial detail.

Take care and hope a brighter future awaits for you.

Best wishes Karl Von wise

Now a word of caution:

Although I believe news is just around the bend, it's not a green light to sprint to the nearest pawn shop and auction off Aunt Nelly's unmentionables or other treasures. Sure, it's a gamble, but let's not forget the safety nets in place:

- They've (the BoD) been singed in the past with a reverse takeover, so they're not newbies to the barbecue.

- Creditors are playing ball, hinting they're clued in on future dreams.

- The share price is climbing – could be a nudge-nudge, wink-wink that chit-chat's been happening. Remember, the more cooks in the kitchen, the harder it is to keep the soup secret... and everyone's nosy when it comes to the recipe.

Don't go silly ,its still a risk but a better risk than most