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Not as uncanny as hanging around on a message board to deramp a share constantly while still (supposedly) buying in and out of it. Weird behaviour.

Well done MXD. Had you bought in at, say, 6p, when you were saying it was going to down to 3p, and just hung onto them, you'd have an almost 200% gain now.

14.7p paid - going to smash through 15p into close now

Well if he dumps them at £2 each, good luck to him!

16p out of the gate today

"We're not merely creating a greener alternative to cow hide: Lab Grown Leather is looking to fundamentally redefine the material basis of luxury. The first example of that will be a unique T-Rex product ... and in that space, the ultra-luxury space, we will be severely limiting the amount of that material".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08YzIRcKEAE

The company's market research is that the individuals buying ultra-luxury items are spending around £1m annually: these individuals "are protected from macroeconomic ups and downs". They "hesitate to say" how much the auctioned bag will go for, but they expect that it could be as much as half the value of the company. The company is "very, very undervalued".

The numbers here are simple: you only need to sell 1000 T-Rex hides a year to Hermes or whoever and you've got £20m in revenue alone for that at the £20K/hide price quoted the other day. But what if they sell more at an even higher price? It's not difficult how this one product generates millions. Then add in all of the other leathers they will be producing at bigger scale for other applications. In time, this becomes a £100m company IMO.

Actual spread is about 2.42p to 2.6p - pretty tight I'd say. Not much on the buy side either, so it will only take a couple of decent buys to have us pushing up to 3p again.

Nice big bounce, weak hands shaken out, up we go again. This is going way beyond 5p this week IMO.

I don’t think they need to raise money any time soon. Almost 1m in cash runway if you include the outstanding warrants and I reckon they’ll wait for the bag auction — which could for literal millions — before worrying about raising (at a much higher share price than 3p).

3.26-3.48 is the real spread at the moment. Bit of churn here and up we go again...

I've done the same. It's always Reddit isn't it? Never with a link or any evidence.

You sound like Donald Trump. All the way from 2p to 14p you've talked this share down and are still behaving as if it's you winning the war that you're losing.

MMs are playing silly beggars by throwing through lots of late trades in the 2s so that the Google price appears to be dropping. The real spread is 3.50-3.75 at the moment. Gonna keep rising IMO.

Not selling any at all. An MCap of £5-6m for a company that has multiple unique revenue streams, one of which is a disruptive product that could completely change the high-end fashion and automotive couture markets, with a single about-to-be-auctioned product that is going to generate untold amounts of free publicity and could itself sell for more than the current MCap of the company is not a share you sell for peanuts.

There are 165m shares in issue. Read the RNS.

3.5p paid

Give it a rest. Nobody's listening. You're not going to get your cheap entry.

The handbag sale is a publicity stunt that will generate a nice chunk of money and proof of concept: it's not the only source of revenue. There are multiple revenue streams: https://res.cloudinary.com/investorhub/raw/upload/v1764784218/leaf-prod/760/documents/BSF-Presentation-Dec-2025_zy4er7.pdf

So it's not the handbag sustaining the valuation - which you of course know, which is why you're on here deramping every five minutes - it's the promise of massive future revenues from a truly unique product with a unique story that will be in huge demand that will sustain an MCap way, way beyond £2m.

The money from the handbag sale will be split five ways, but BSF will get the lion's share as it's their tech, plus £500k is the starting price. It's an auction, which means the price should go up from there. It could be millions.

Of course investors need to see more clarity. But if you seriously think that every single luxury brand on earth is not going to want a product that recreates extinct animal proteins into leathers that involve no cruelty and can be lab grown to be deployed at exactly the same quality levels as real leather hides, then you're mad.

I can see any MM drop just getting chewed up. This will be chased all the way to 5p and maybe beyond IMO.

I don't know why anyone would consider selling any shares next week, unless we do genuinely multibag. There are so few shares available, and so many catalysts for parabolic growth here now -- in a company that is fully cashed up and consciously does not dilute its shareholder base -- that I'll personally be holding on for dear life.

There are only 23,100 warrants at 1p, which have gone to the broker. The 38,500,000 warrants are at 1.5p, not 1p. They have gone to the strategic investor who, presumably, has taken a strategic stake in the company because they see long-term value. So I don't see them flipping the stock too quickly given all the newsflow and stuff happening.

The question is: who is that investor? Presumably, given they know own about 22% of the company (with a further 22% to potentially exercise) we should be receiving a TR1 once they come onto the market.

The point about Bowsprit is interesting: I wonder if the company has pursued this course of action to ultimately get rid of the CLN financing? The strategy would seem to be: generate lots of excitement now, see if the auction can generate huge public and commercial interest, as well as a decent sale that keeps the publicity wheels turning -- just imagine every news outlet saying a T-Rex bag has sold at Sotheby's for X-million dollars -- which then allows them to do a really decent raise later this year at a much higher share price. Nobody will care if, at that point, contracts are flowing in from major fashion houses and car manufacturers.