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Imho the ones that have left were

1 corrupt (DVRG etc)

2 burning £5mln+a year

3 were controlled by BOD/funds holding 50%+

The cream left will rise to the top in this cycle

AIM rebound

true, though, that markets run in cycles, as investors react to swings in interest rates, inflation and, like any human activity, fashion. Aim has been out of favour before and rebounded strongly. It was crushed after the 2007-08 banking crisis and fell below 400 points in February 2009. It more than doubled over the next two years. It lost a third of its value at the start of 2020 when the pandemic struck and then surged to an all-time high 18 months later.

Time, then, for another Lazarus-like recovery? Maybe.

In the past, Aim has perked up roughly in step with the main market, but it has not yet shown signs of following the FTSE 100. Is it possible that investors will not return, that the lure of technology stocks, the rise of passive investing and the dearth of small-cap fund specialists mean that Aim won’t bounce back? Richard Power, head of smaller companies at Octopus Investments, is scornful of that theory: “At the bottom of a cycle, everyone says it is different this time round. And they are always wrong.”

He is probably right. The forces that shape markets do not change that much and the pendulum will swing eventually. What might give it a push? Power and Ensor both think that interest rate cuts will reawaken investors’ appetite for risk and will send them searching in less-frequented areas of the market. If rate cuts do arrive later in the year, it could signal the start of the next Aim cycle.

That was a master service agreement where they pledge to spend c£500knler annum ..been in place last 4yrs+ (see JM presentation 2023)

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To my knowledge the largest single contract publicly named was £125k in mid 2023

So one or both of these are £175+ which suggests clients are ready to spend more and more with the proven tech and mgmt

Approximately £350k. Whilst the Board anticipates that the contracts for these two projects will be signed in FY24

Yesterday confirmed

1) largest ever start to a FY (2025)

2) 2 large contracts (one/both some of largest ever hence totalling £325k and another new client

3 revenue will singly be recognised outside of the FY24 trading time period

Obviously annoying but the price action bounce back was hopefully a recognition of all of the above

Debull etc

It doesn't really matter what others say in my view, one absorbs all POVs but ultimately we make our own choices based on the information

Ilovesushi

You were promoting CPX 6mths ago and 3mths ago and now lost 99% of its value

PFC you claimed takeovers and now collapsed and suspended

Move on

Proper companies don't extend accounting periods , proper companies are just honest and upfront as PYC are /have been

I've added £500, which was all I could buy at 1.10

This is a small glitch which I'm sure Peter will navigate

The sector is growing as shown by AGL today

One would hope Peter will sort this

Board notes that the Company has, to date, secured £225k of revenue in respect of FY25 which is expected to increase to over £0.5 million on the signing of the two aforementioned contracts.

 

Dr Pete Sargent, CEO, commented:

"Whilst we are clearly disappointed that the execution of these two large contracts has been delayed, we have a high level of confidence that they will be signed before the end of this financial year. Assuming that is achieved, and taking account of the anticipated value of these two contracts, the Company would then be going into its next financial year with one of its highest ever levels of signed projects."

 

It's a 45% DISCOUNT

Looks like he sees CPX as being part of the hydrogen revolution?

GTC 》 ITM 》 CPX

Getech, owner of hydrogen developer H2 Green has announced Dr Graham Cooley as Chair of H2 Green. Graham will assist H2 Green to expand and develop its portfolio of hydrogen and renewable energy projects and maximise its potential as a ‘pure play’ UK project developer.

Graham led ITM Power as Chief Executive Officer from 2009 to 2022. ITM Power was the first hydrogen related company to be listed on the London Stock Market. He was instrumental in delivering key strategic partnership agreements with global energy partners that transformed ITM Power from a relatively small business into a leader in the hydrogen market.

A proven entrepreneur and developer of early stage businesses, Graham has been involved with a wide range of companies nearly all connected to the cleantech sector. He has successfully led numerous transactions and raised substantial investment capital. Graham was CEO of Sensortec, founder of Metalysis, a spin out from Cambridge University, and founding CEO of Antenova.

Graham is a member of the UK Government’s Hydrogen Advisory Council, and a Board member of the trade body, 

The Issue Price represents a discount of approximately 66 per cent. to the closing mid-market price of 2.9 pence per Ordinary Share on 30 April 2024, being the last Business Day prior to the date of this Announcemen

£20k PYC ?

Many thanks

I have purchased £10,000 this morning

Top 2 small caps for re rate

CPX and PYC

Thankyou debull and phenix

With Peters background you would think he could

Put PYC at forefront on UK cancer initiatives

 Sargent has also been Head of Business Development for the UK's National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), leading a team supporting global life science businesses access to funding and research infrastructure in the UK