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Sorry was making an assumption there! Maybe it's his mother then? Either way, she's bound to be a little put out by the current situation you'd have thought...

My point is that those with a lot to lose should be taking Lunn to task not keeping silent in the background. I'm not talking about the TG group I mean those with 6 figures invested, like the mysterious £120,000 12p investor who happily gave Tom a leaving gift.

This share was at 10p less than a month ago. Forgive me if I don't get excited that it's back to nearly 5p...

All this talk of suspension makes me wonder what the larger holders have been doing to try to get this back trading.

Tom Evans' wife holds 5 million shares, which at the price when suspended were worth in the region of half a million pounds. Was she at the GM? (if not, why not?). I think I'd have bothered going if I had that kind of money tied up in the company.

OK so her hubby creamed off a similar amount (allegedly) before he took off, but even so, it's rather surprising that she seems happy to lose her money without a fight.

Dax1 - we get it. You're a virgin.

Sorry but we can't help you with that.

Agree Townman - the fact that PPP is listed on the main market which is supposed to be more strictly regulated than AIM, you would have thought that the LSE would have looked at taking action against them as well - fining them or throwing them out.

Public companies are required to hold an AGM within 6 months of their Financial year end - whether trading or suspended from trading.

The last PPP AGM was held on 11 January 2024, so they are already in breach of that rule anyway.

The way they are going it could be a double breach...I'm not sure why the FCA hasn't forced PPP to hold an AGM, surely if it's a legal requirement they would be fined or something. FCA needs to ban all of these DIrectors from ever holding the position again (including Robert Menzel).

Affrm - In the UK summer ends on 22nd September 2025, not 31st August.

When people say 'Lunn must go' I do wonder who else there would be to take over. I'm not sure Olof (or Olaf) Rapp even exists (his e-mail address certainly doesn't work - possibly because he's spelt his own name wrong) and Robert Menzel seems to be the world's least seen and effective CEO. GlobalVision is a tinpot joke of a company (partnership with PDL indeed!) so I'd have no faith in him running PPP nyway, and there is literally no-one else.

It really is a sorry situation. I'm hoping someone on here wants to buy my shares for 30p. I'm prettu sure Rob50/Robert00 was offering that price before. Mate you can have them for 15p, believe me.

WilliamPrice/Neil 777 - how sad that you post on here 12 hours a day just to cast doubt and spread negativity.

I hope your family are proud of what you do for a living.

You need to watch the 'Cash for gold' episode of South Park and follow Stan's advice.

But if the results will be good and due before month end and $4 million cash in the bank, why do a placing now and not in a month's time?

All they've done is p*** off existing holders and created doubt.

Not a clever move in my book.

Wish I'd gone to the GM now. If only to shout 'show me the money!' at the BOD.

If we don't get the accounts by the end of this week I'm definitely approaching the Financial Ombudsman Service about this company and all of their current & previous Directors. I suggest others do the same, it won't cost you anything and they are obliged to look into it.

Wasn't asking you to answer Zag, just pointing out that there are some dubious things in their official RNS releases.

As the £420,000 was received in cash, and the RNS of 27/11/2024 was the last one with Tom Evans as CEO before he resigned 2 weeks later, my guess is that he took the money himself, either as a 'bonus' for getting the GV deal done (ho hum) or as a 'golden goodbye'...

Probably all very above board of course. It's all in the accounts no doubt (stop laughing at the back).

If we go by just the RNS releases - according to tge RNS of 27 November 2024, the £120,000 placing cash & the £300,000 placing cash were received by the company ( not subject to share being issued). It does beg the question where was the £420,000 spent if they no longer have it?

Tiger after your 'big afternoon ahead' prediction earlier - followed by an 8% drop - you really need to give it a rest for a few days with all your 'what if' speculating and AI generated waffle.

I'm still waiting for this 'squeeze of the century' you've been promising for the last 2 weeks...

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I didn't understand a word of it, but don't want to admit it.

He's having absolutely no effect on the share price so wasting his time.

I've reported as well. It's good old Neil777 who uses multiple ids on numerous chat boards.

Someone needs to go round his house and disconnect his internet.

30 working days from 25 June 2025 is Wednesday 6 August 2025.

So not July, August.

Not sure why this has to be pointed out...

Neil777 is now posting on here (daily) as 'pubcrawl' having been banned under his original name.

He's a classic trapped day trader, having got greedy when this share was at 2.00 and now stuck for the last 18 months. Quite amusing really.

Whatever he says, if this ever gets anywhere near 2.00 again he'll be off, probably over to GEX.

Mcadder - that was the point I was trying to make - the ONLY money they have available is the 977k they received from selling their PR1 shares. They would never be able to buy them back for some of the daft amounts posted on here (50p etc.).

I can't see that they could raise much through a placing either as the company would be financially crippled.

As a PR1 shareholder I hope I'm wrong, but I think we're all going to be disappointed by how this ultimately plays out.

I don't see how they would be able to buy the shares back for the price they were sold at if there is no volume available, but I also can't see that there will be any kind of squeeze possible given the financial position of PRIM.

Maybe they'll have to give up the 1.8 million PR1 warrants and only pay a small fine.

In PRIM's 2024 accounts published on 30/05 they had jusy 42k in the bank at year end.

In the event of a short squeeze they wouldn't have the funds to buy back the shares they disposed of, so would probably end up just going bust.

Is there a scenario where the nominated advisor is financially liable & would have to purchase the shares?