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Going by the ‘official’ news released today, next Wednesday the market is expecting 16,666,667 to be admitted to the market.

Bod raising money so early on, usually they place around the March/April time, do they not believe the price will rise any further otherwise why raise money at this price and so early on, why not do it if the bod believed share price would increase much higher upon supposedly the ‘green light’ would be given…

16,666,667 shares still to be admitted to the market on the 21st Jan 2026 at a price of 6 pence!

Why buy now when in a few days it may go below the placing price…usually it does.

16,666,667 shares to be admitted to the market on the 21st Jan 2026 at a price of 6 pence…

What a way to mug people off, nothing delivered to date yet they need funds for ‘working capital’…working capital for what exactly lol

Looks like the bod took advantage of this and placed before the inevitable drop even stevie could have seen it coming…

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vladislavsandler_sanfranciscoceo-jpmweek-activity-7414706791231668224-BXF6

I am eager to participate in the #SanFranciscoCEO conference at the start of #JPMweek. It is a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and form new connections with people who share the same goal: improving healthcare and saving lives.

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cellin-technologies_looking-ahead-to-2026-new-year-new-commercialization-activity-7409294477921714176-GpM4

We wish you peaceful Winter holidays, and remind that in our EU country Estonia the innovative companies from different countries that have completed a Phase I clinical trial — and in some cases even preclinical studies — may bring their therapies to patients within the hospital exemption pathway and obtain reimbursement.

Thank you for being part of our community. We look forward to continuing the conversation and supporting your advanced therapy programs in 2026 and beyond.

Looks like a very good start to the day - similar strong buying like yesterday and 0.50 will be gone in an instant…

Motoring upwards with buys after buys…

Vlad confirmed on his LinkedIn he is attending the 44th Annual Healthcare Conference that will take place on January 12-15, 2026 in San Francisco, California.

This premier conference is the largest and most informative healthcare investment symposium in the industry, which connects global industry leaders, emerging fast-growth companies, innovative technology creators and members of the investment community.

Registration of J.P.M Healthcare Conference is for clients of the firm, by invitation only.

Mergers and Acquisitions:

Major companies are using the conference as a platform to announce high-value acquisitions and partnerships.

Focus on expanding portfolios in oncology, neuropsychology, and hematology.

Innovation and Research:

Discussions centre around emerging technologies and cutting-edge therapies, particularly in the fields of cancer and mental health.

Well said McNol, HE1 is now a producer with cash incoming next month, a fresh clean and positive start to the new year

The 44th Annual Healthcare Conference will take place on January 12-15, 2026 in San Francisco, California.

This premier conference is the largest and most informative healthcare investment symposium in the industry, which connects global industry leaders, emerging fast-growth companies, innovative technology creators and members of the investment community.

Registration of J.P.M Healthcare Conference is for clients of the firm, by invitation only.

Mergers and Acquisitions:

Major companies are using the conference as a platform to announce high-value acquisitions and partnerships.

Focus on expanding portfolios in oncology, neuropsychology, and hematology.

Innovation and Research:

Discussions center around emerging technologies and cutting-edge therapies, particularly in the fields of cancer and mental health.

Https://www.linkedin.com/posts/manhattanbio_jpm2026-jpm-jpmhealthcare-activity-7407192636618387457-x5_f

Key Demands of the 13-Point Citizen Manifesto

New National Energy Policy: Immediate development of a policy to address climate risks, secure economic development and ensure energy independence. Sectoral plans must integrate environmental, social and economic assessments with mandatory civil society and expert consultations.

Curb corruption and ensure contract transparency: Amend public procurement laws to bring all energy contracts under the Right to Information Act. Grant official recognition to citizen monitoring, prosecute corrupt actors and repatriate misappropriated funds.

Phase out fossil fuel subsidies and mandate renewable adoption: Reduce coal, gas and oil subsidies while requiring at least 30 percent renewable use in industry and commerce by 2030 and 40 percent by 2041. Provide low-interest loans and tax incentives.

No new fossil fuel power plants: Prohibit approval of new coal, gas or oil plants. Decommission inefficient ones and replace them with renewable facilities while ensuring alternative employment for affected workers. Remove capacity charges for non-performing plants.

No new LNG terminals and prevent gas wastage: Halt construction of LNG terminals, optimize gas allocation for fertilizer production, promote industrial electrification and enforce gas metering and anti-leakage measures.

National renewable targets and budget allocation: Achieve 30 percent renewables by 2030, 40 percent by 2041 and 100 percent by 2050. Allocate at least 40 percent of the electricity budget to renewables and reduce VAT and import duties on solar equipment and inverters to near zero.

Top political leaders attend Dhaka event; calls grow for rapid renewable expansion

At the Bangladesh Energy Conference 2025, civil society and political leaders endorsed a 13-point citizen manifesto urging an evidence-based national energy policy, rapid renewable expansion and anti-corruption reforms ahead of the 2026 elections to secure a just, climate-resilient future.

https://theclimatewatch.com/bangladesh-energy-conference-calls-for-new-energy-policy/

Phase out fossil fuel subsidies and mandate renewable adoption: Reduce coal, gas and oil subsidies while requiring at least 30 percent renewable use in industry and commerce by 2030 and 40 percent by 2041. Provide low-interest loans and tax incentives.

No new fossil fuel power plants: Prohibit approval of new coal, gas or oil plants.

Decommission inefficient ones and replace them with renewable facilities while ensuring alternative employment for affected workers. Remove capacity charges for non-performing plants.

You can voice your opinion and present the pros for Phulbari but it doesn’t mean it’ll just happen just because you want it to.

The GL for Phulbari hadn’t been given for the last 20 years, clutching at straws if you firmly believe a new Government will just give this project the go ahead the moment they come into power.

Have a read at what the BNP acting chairman said on the 10th Dec 2025:

If the BNP comes to power, it will refrain from undertaking mega projects, said the BNP's Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, arguing that such projects often facilitate corruption.

"We will not go for any mega projects because they lead to corruption. We will spend money on education and building skilled manpower. Gradually, we will also be able to strengthen our agricultural exports," he said while speaking at a meeting at the Krishibid Institute Bangladesh in Dhaka today (10 December).

Claiming that no other political party has presented a comprehensive plan for Bangladesh's future, he said, "Only the BNP has offered such a plan. We want to implement it."

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/no-mega-projects-if-bnp-comes-power-investment-will-focus-education-human-resources?amp

Sharing recent news and articles from government officials that have come out to state publicly they are working towards shifting away from coal:

This is what Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, power, energy and mineral resources adviser had said regarding cancelling coal projects:

"If we had the opportunity, we would stop purchasing LNG (liquified natural gas) and would shut down the coal-based power plants," he added.

The declaration demanded the cancellation of any new fossil fuel-based power plant's approval up to 2035, cut import duty on all sorts of renewable products and initiate small-scale solar home systems projects.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/power-sector-officials-resistant-renewable-expansion-4054006

Sharing information available on the public domain is not allowed on this board if it doesn’t suit Shoustons narrative??

Very bizarre…

Sharing information that I have researched which are available on the public domain and that have come from the country’s Energy Adviser is certainly concerning for Coal projects

Shouston:

Don’t dismiss the information I shared just because it doesn’t suit your narrative.

Governments energy adviser who has more merits than what you say has made the following statement which shouldn’t be ignored:

Very strong statement from Mr Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, power, energy and mineral resources adviser:

"If we had the opportunity, we would stop purchasing LNG (liquified natural gas) and would shut down the coal-based power plants," he added.

The declaration demanded the cancellation of any new fossil fuel-based power plant's approval up to 2035, cut import duty on all sorts of renewable products and initiate small-scale solar home systems projects.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/power-sector-officials-resistant-renewable-expansion-4054006