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I think you protesteth too much Longlad.

Your striking negativity is an obvious distraction to your mindset. Good luck with your trade.

Longlad, don't assume that my longevity in the share means Ive been trading it. I most certainly havent.

I wish I had.

This comes as no surprise Longlad. I think we all knew despite your dramatic protestations that the outcome of it all would be that you would further feather your neat with cheap score.

why are you assuming there's a problem?

its just building

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Curse of Mellon anything his name is or has been on is encumbered with delay.

Not to say the project isn't a good one. I'll be building my position as the market loses interest again.

and you slap bang in the middle of it moaning at every given opportunity.

HA,

In absence of real news, I'll take a director buy. albeit a small one.

aaaand there's the 6'th RNS

ah thankyouverymuch

: )

Clever thoughts you have no evidence of any goal posts or obstacles being put in anyones way by Morocco.

Relax

• Emmerson now funded for remaining technical and other workstreams to deliver Khemisset through to construction decision and finalisation of project financing, currently expected to be during H2 2023

• Khemisset represents a world class development project, technically de-risked and with strong cornerstone investor support, ready to deliver into strong global potash markets

• Strong expressions of interest received from international and Moroccan lending banks, as well as development financial institutions and other financing counterparties, expected to underpin attractive construction financing package

Yes Barwick, He did. Mellons very rich and has a lot of friends however he is often wrong. I could list quite a few things Mellon has predicted which he has got completely off.

Italy
Cannabis
Lloyds shares
Rolls Royce
Japan
Juvenescence timescales

Clever man indeed but follow with caution

Who is to say that the 5th RNS isn't to state that the ESIA has been licensed?

Integrate not overtake.

Gravy, you are indeed correct Beyond Meat I think is the company youre referring to. They re shape and repackage vegetable goods as if theyre meat. something which I just cant see the sense in.

Rather than trying to hoodwink children or mouth breathers that vegetables can be shaped and taste like meat I think you should just concentrate on increasing intelligence around the culinary aspect.

Lets be honest. The big companies arent trying to make you healthy they dont give a toss. What theyre trying to do is turn cheap vegetables you cant sell to the public into cheaper mass produced processed crap to sell at a premium.

The Fermentation aspect of it is completely separate. This is the creation of actual meat products using cellular agriculture. ( I like the thought process behind it but I wont be sold on it until I know its safe, healthy and tastes the same)

I can see its immediate positives in something like Palm oil. Its just an emmulsifier/thickener/vitamin carrier

I'm assuming LSE is showing 5 RNS because the other two will materialise after the REX deadline?

Agronomics (ANIC) invests in cellular agriculture companies. In our last note, we discussed a shift in its focus more towards precision fermentation companies, whose development is more advanced, offering greater near-term commercial potential. This week's announcement that Onego Bio, one of ANIC's portfolio companies, has entered a partnership with Perfect Day, a US precision fermentation company, is a further step in this direction. The alliance should hasten Onegro Bio's route to market and financial viability and increase ANIC's potential to realise further NAV uplifts. Food giant Nestlé's recent move into precision fermentation is further evidence that ANIC's increasing interest in this sector may prove timely.



News of Onego Bio's alliance with Perfect Day closely follows another announcement that bodes well for the future of precision fermentation technology more generally, and for ANIC's increasing investment in this sector. Last week, Nestlé announced it is exploring emerging technologies for the development of animal-free dairy protein-based products. Nestlé's interest in fermentation technology demonstrates the attraction this technology has as a potentially viable method of producing animal-free protein at scale. Specifically, Nestlé will pilot a novel product that uses animal-free protein produced by Perfect Day. The product will be tested in the US market later this year. Further details about this product are not yet available, but its development will be supported by Nestlé's R&D Accelerator programme, which brings together start-ups, academic institutions and Nestlé scientists with the purpose of accelerating the development of new products and systems. Programme participants have access to Nestlé's R&D expertise and its infrastructure, including labs, kitchens and pilot-scale equipment.

Wronglad, you can't be sozzled this early in the morning surely?

They all come at once!

Im gasping at the thought Longlad believes he’s ever provided “support”