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I'm looking forward to our next update end of this week

Quarter of a million sold!

From the FCA weblink I sent this...

"NEO Energy Metals are currently suspended from the LSE, they have passed the deadline of informing the FCA of their intentions. In an RNS dated 3rd September they state they have contacted you about their intentions, is this true?"

If I get a response I will post it here.

When a listed company like Neo Energy Metals (NEO) is suspended from trading, it’s the company’s responsibility to keep the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) informed. As a shareholder or member of the public, you can’t influence their disclosure obligations, but you can contact the FCA if you want to raise concerns or ask about the suspension.

Here’s how you can do it:

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2. Online

FCA consumer contact form: https://www.fca.org.uk/contact

Choose “consumer” and then “investments” to raise a query.

3. By post

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The post was 17th May, seems it was just one trader and for a day

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?ShareTicker=NEO&share=Neo-Energy-Metals&thread=1A931E94-AFCC-4AE2-AFB0-BD3FF71114A4

Hi Gassy, it has happened before, a few months ago.

Some people said their shares had disappeared, but at that time mine didn't.

They just reappeaerd again a day or two later.

I can only guess why, some negative reasons, some posituve. They've gone past their deadlines, 30th june for accounts, tomorrow 3rd July for letting the FCA know what their plans are.with suspension. Maybe the LSE are getting ready to delist them for non compliance. Or, maybe they've finished their accounts, have advised the FCA and the LSE are getting ready to take them out of suspension, who knows.

They posted a very positive statement on X https://x.com/NeoEnergyMetals/status/1943629016046469459

RNS's should be issued next week one way or the other.

Hi Gassy, yes sort of, mine haven't dissappered from the list, but the price per share has gone, and value and return shows n/a

I thought this was an informative article, I 'm not proposing any opinions or making any predictions, just informative, especially perhaps for anyone one new here. It's all referenced at the end.

https://www.eurasiareview.com/28072025-the-turkey-iraq-oil-pipeline-crisis-arbitration-penalties-energy-diplomacy-and-regional-equilibrium-oped/

A bit more info on the subject:

https://www.turkishminute.com/2025/07/25/erdogan-will-be-tried-at-top-court-for-1-47-billion-in-damages-over-oil-trade-with-iraqi-kurdistan-mp/

Hi dj,

I agree about JB, he bounces around too much, and spouted off promises and intentions too good to be true. But I like his energy and his enthusiasim. He was a good man to get the company going, but now its getting more serious, such big figures, such big expectations, there's a need to make sure all the Ts are crossed, and to calm things down and make sure it's done right. I'm glad that Sibanye and the calm Theo (maybe too calm compared to Jason) are involved.

Jason made a rod for his own back. He spouts off he gets criticised, he's quiet he gets criticised, because we expect him to always spout off. We can only hope that it all comes out good in the end.

Hi djwall,

Explain a bit more on what you said please.

Were you talking about Botaulas?

You said he's not the the CEO, I believe that he is, no?

And when did he misquote the market that NEO is on? I never saw that.

The last time I saw someone misquote NEO's market as AIM insead of the LSE was James Wellsted from Sibanye in his interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rk6ejUKM8o at 9 minutes.

A few investors/commentors have done that on here as well.

Https://drawmedia.net/en/page_detail?smart-id=17165

It's a pity that the Opinion menu doesn't have a "no idea" option!

I'm with Ritchie,

Everyone should note this from the disclaimer:

"The information in this Document, which does not purport to be comprehensive, has been provided by the Company and has not been independently verified. The information in this presentation, which is in draft form and is incomplete, is subject to updating, completion, revision, and amendment."

This is how I understand it:

The two exchanges are like different shops, in different places, selling different things. So like many shops they have mostly different goods (listings), only a few are dual (like NEO will be), and they sell to different customers (LSE to Europe and internationally, JSE to Africa) so they sell different products to different people.

The same number of shares will be available, but investors with access to the JSE will be able to buy NEO after the dual listing, they can't now, unless they are on a platform that has access to that share, like I can't buy Absa Group (ABG) from the JSE on HL but I can buy it on Trading 212.

Strate wil act like a transport company, the NEO's shares will sit on LSE, someone will buy them on the JSE, Strate facilitate the transfer, less shares will now be available on LSE. Shares will keep moving over until a sort of balance is reached, then shares won't only be moved in one direction, they'll move back and forth depending where they are bought.

LSE has a market cap of $3,4 trillion, JSE has $2,3 trillion, that 68% more trading potential, that's a lot of new people that will have access to those shares. The shares will start being bought on the JSE (hopefully), which should make less available on the LSE. when there's less available the price should go up, supply and demand.

That's what I think the theory is.

Hi Mcfirth

The unknown is: it's possible to be listed on one exchange while suspended on another, this might happen when the listings are in place. But when you're not already listed on one and suspended on another the application can be impacted, so in theory they could be listed on JSE and stay suspended on tge LSE, but unlikely, because...

The known positive: They may not mention being suspended nor being delisted on LSE, but they always mention 'dual' listing.

That means LSE and JSE, A2X is not classed as a listing, it's a small wholesale exchange that requires a major listing to be accepted. There's no possibilty they could say dual and refer to the JSE and A2X. That's a single listing.

Hi Stubby, Where's that?

Can you provide a link?

I'm sure that he was already registered. A couple of weeks ago I went to Companies House to check if Theo had been registered, and I'm sure I saw Qiunton's name in the list. But I can't say 100% because I didn't pay that much attention to it.

why does lse block the word ***** unless you spell it incorrectly? (quntion for example) ***** on its own simply means "a sequence of five cards of the same suit."

pageofups, sometimes you can have too many fingers in too many pies, maybe *****on did his stuff, helped get neo up and running. yes, he has loads of shares, maybe he's not going to be vindictive. if he sees the potential in the company he can just step back and when it takes off reap his reward, like we all want to do.

he doesn't need to be vindictive or malicious, he's already rich. i'm still waiting ;-)

Hi McFirth, at long last Mr Botoulas has been registered as a Director with Companies House. He took on the role on 16th May. he should have been registered two weeks later. Today's resignation, and Botoulas's addition have strangely enough coincided! I think this is a good sign. And yes Van de Burgh was destined to step down.