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@rafflesintheuk01 If only life was that easy! We have tried to reason with @SillyCabbage and @LameTwatster on numerous occasions but while they continue to be paid 2p per post by their pimps, then it is hard to stop them posting crap!

@AdamWoodman Totally agree. Any LTHs selling at this price need their heads tested. Even the £9.00 a share prediction looks on the low side…

100% with you @Heatseeker77

He/She/It brings nothing to the chat other than to deliberately antagonise or try to get under people’s skin. Happy to be a pr*ck hiding behind the anonymity of this platform but, in truth, probably the sad lonely twat sat in the corner of the pub drinking alone because they have zero friends.

@HHH81 Great analysis and perfectly sums up our two resident bottom feeders, Lame and Cabbage IMHO

@AimMaster2018 No surprises that you would say that because you’re a 🤡

I don’t think people quite understand the value of having Royal London as a shareholder. Absolutely brilliant piece of business by Capita.

The Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited (some of will have had a Scottish Provident insurance policy at some point) are the UK's largest mutual life, pensions, and investment company.

As a mutual organization, Royal London is owned by its customers rather than external shareholders. This structure allows the company to focus on long-term value and share its profits with eligible customers through initiatives like "ProfitShare". Customer-owned meaning profits are shared with customers, not shareholders. They are a major UK provider of protection, long-term savings, and asset management products. I sold products for them many years ago and they were a great company to work with.

They have funds under management of approximately £181 billion and over 8.6 million policies in force as of mid-2025.

Globally recognised, they rank in the top 30 largest mutual and cooperative insurers worldwide.

@Heatseeker77 Looks like Kipper got caught 🛥️ 🎣

A customary lock-up period for shares prevents insiders (executives) from selling shares to stabilise the market and sometimes features staggered releases.

Why Lock-Ups Exist:

Stabilize Share Price - Prevents a flood of shares from insiders cashing out immediately, which could depress the share price.

Build Confidence - Shows commitment from company insiders thus reassuring the public market.

Manage Supply: Gives the market time to absorb shares and establish a fair valuation.

I’m with you @Trenners

Those 375,000 shares purchased after hours should make for an interesting start to Monday. Hopefully a fund manager adding or could this be anything to do with the closed book Life & Pensions contract with Royal London as they’re due 5.67 million shares at some point?

@AimMaster2018 Why are you congratulating yourself, you absolute clown 🤡 SP closed at £3.965 so your 🔔 🔚 alter-ego got it wrong again 🫣

@AimMaster2018 Closing price was £3.965 you clown 🤡😉

@AimMaster2018 Such a gimp. Love to have 30 seconds with you in a ring 🥊 😉 Worst people are those who hide behind an alias spouting out the bile you do…

@AimMaster2018 I’m still here, d*ckhead 🥳 Some of us actually have successful businesses to run and I can’t sit at a computer all day spewing out the random crap that comes into your deluded brain…. 😘

Spot on @Simpiles This is just a taster of things to come in 2026….🚀💷💷💷

@AimMaster2018 Nobody really caring about your opinion 🤡

@Savage_KeyboardR God you are so full of 💩 Stop lying you worthless 🤡

@AimMaster2018 has gone quiet as well? @Savage_KeyboardR has forgotten to logout and log back in 🤡🤡

The most enjoyable thing about today is not the great RNS, the increase in share price (and my bank balance) or the future potential of CPI. The best thing about today is knowing that @Savage_KeyboardR is getting his grubby little fingers burnt 🔥 and watching the weasel squirming and trying to bullsh*t his way out of trouble. All those ridiculous posts, lies and spreading of malicious information was a complete waste of time. I am enjoying your misery you 🤡 🖕🏼🤣🤣🤣🤣

Another email from Helen to say FCF has been achieved 😇

Hi Marcus,

We have re-iterated our previous guidance of free cash flow in paragraph 3. You may remember at the time of the ICO settlement a month or so ago we updated our expected full year free cash flow guidance of an outflow of £45m-65m for the extra £14m settlement ie the cash outflow for the full year would be between £59m-79m. The majority of the underlying £45m-65m outflow relates to the restructuring costs of £55m related to the £250m cost out programme which completes in 2025 – nothing has changed on this. We have also guided that we expect to move to being cash flow positive by the end of 2025 -that has also been reiterated today. In simple terms – it has been cash out for most of the year due to the costs associated with the restructuring plan and then cash in towards the end of the year.

Many thanks

Helen”