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Debull

Well 3 out of 9 have happened already,but if you're still not content you could always move on ?

Always works like this

That's why I think AGFX will do well

Davey50

You've gone silent on TLY ????

No posts as its collapsed 70%

Pot kettle

Debull

Well worth watching the March 2025 IMC

91 "warm leads" which means discussions taken place

16 active - ( specifc contract focus)

9 at proposal stage (announcedshortly)....some with Tier 1 companies

Expecting "very strong " H2 and beyond to 2026

Full year revs if hit will be 30% increase on 2024

You wonder if this whole debacle has been planned by unscrupulous insiders

Trash the company then buy back cheaply

Board of Caledonian Holdings plc (AIM:CHP) (formerly Vela Technologies PLC), an AIM-quoted investing company focused on the financial services market, today provides a quarterly shareholder update for the quarter ended 31 March 2025.

Following a successful fundraise earlier this year, which was completed at the time of turbulent market conditions, the Board of Caledonian Holdings confirms its ongoing strategy of focusing on a number of new markets, value and growth opportunities in the broader financial services sector, whilst also maintaining interest, support and engagement with our legacy investments.

Regarding the legacy investments the members of the newly constituted board have met with and engaged proactively with the following investee companies: Tribe Technology, Igraine, Hamak Gold, Ensilica and WeShop. The Board of Caledonian Holdings has further meetings arranged with other investee companies and will work hard to progress its assessment and engagement with all its current investments with a view to supporting, understanding and seeking clarity on these businesses and their medium-term plans and prospects.

In summary, this is the first update from the Company's new board that was put in place at the time of the announcement of the fundraise in March 2025 and we will continue to work extensively to bring about a series of positive changes in the Company's performance over the coming months. Shareholder engagement on both the portfolio investments and our new direction is welcomed.

The portfolio investment update follows for information:

The Company has received initial feedback from certain investors that they may be willing to support a fundraise and these discussions remain ongoing.

In parallel, the Board has been evaluating a range of strategic and operational options that may be implemented should a fundraise be successful. These include further cost rationalisation measures aimed at extending the Company's runway and thereby strengthening its long-term prospects.

Any thoughts on the new peer reviews or contracts won subsequent to your final post of 14th Feb ?

As is your right to take exception,

Thanks Debull

Apologies

Had forgotten, when there has been no activity for 2mths I wrongly assumed deleted, particularly a day after I responded to the point made in your 14th Feb final post

Not sure if you've been keeping tabs on rns debull but here's what's happened since you last posted in mid Feb

17th Apr 20257:00 amRNS-RPhysiomics Awarded New Contract16th Apr 20257:00 amRNS-RPublication of Peer Reviewed Article15th Apr 20257:00 amRNS-RContract Award17th Mar 20257:00 amRNSContract Award with new client13th Mar 20257:00 amRNS-RIMC Presentation on Company Website6th Mar 20257:00 amRNSInterim Results

Sorry to hear that

No one has said you deleted your account?

"Contrary to a poster here, i have not "deleted" my account, but had health" issues 

Welcome back debull

I responded to your Feb post but then you vanished

Welcome back

After enduring a bruising multi-year retreat, the junior index is trading almost 40% below its 10-year average and 60% below the FTSE All-Share on a relative basis.

The research argues that the worst may now be behind it. Liquidity is gradually improving, weaker companies have largely exited, and what remains is a smaller pool of better-managed businesses with valuable assets and global intellectual property.

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1070804/aim-dramatically-oversold-as-fund-flows-stabilise-and-rate-cuts-loom-new-research-shows-1070804.html

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1070804/aim-dramatically-oversold-as-fund-flows-stabilise-and-rate-cuts-loom-new-research-shows-1070804.html

Stark contraction

AIM’s contraction has been stark. At its peak, the index hosted nearly 1,700 companies; today, just 586 remain. Yet this “survivor cohort” now reflects a stronger mix of businesses with clearer paths to profitability and growth.

The current market climate, Turner Pope says, is increasingly favourable to companies with innovative solutions, particularly in sectors like life sciences, clean tech and digital infrastructure, many of which are well represented on AIM.

Political support could also help drive a turnaround. The Labour party is reportedly exploring reforms to pensions and ISAs that would direct capital into unlisted and small-cap stocks, with an eye on replicating Canada’s large-scale pension investment model.

Meanwhile, initiatives like the Mansion House Compact, which encourages major UK pension schemes to allocate 5% of their assets to private equity and early-stage companies, could bring much-needed liquidity back into the market.

M&A to pick up

M&A activity is also likely to pick up. Turner Pope points to research from Peel Hunt suggesting that up to a third of AIM-listed companies valued below £250 million are vulnerable to takeover approaches, given current depressed valuations.

The average bid premium for AIM takeovers in 2024 was 66%, highlighting the scale of the disconnect between market value and perceived business worth.

Thanks

Potential £27mln tender for Gov contract at CODE

The full benefits.of Spreadex being out

Thanks Rp

Certainly seems over done