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Thank you Mr Tom Winnifrith for selling your shares to me and others at a massive discount. We own you a few free beers. Thanks once again. It was very generious of you.

Anyway, its onwards and upwards..

My very short term target is about 20% rise to about 24p but could go all the way to 30p if momentum continues (it is AIM after all) which is a 50% rise from here.

The big buyers still like the company even at 22p.. To get out at a profit its looking like they must be expecting it to reach at least £1 in a thin market or 50p in very busy market.

I wonder how far this will go up before it pauses for news? Hopefully its got a lot more legs in it....

I think its quite possible. We should see sales increase extremely strongly for at least the next two year period. It should be quite transformative.

This company is probably going places.

Bodes well for tomorrow. Big buys still kicking in...

Keep it up kitchentowel. you've got the shorters on the run.. Well done.

Even I have put on weight.

Myinvest: Is that why people give unrealistically short time frames because, if a project always takes pi times longer, the only way to finish on time is give your official estimate divided by pi? That does seem the only rantional solution.

I believe this will be £1 by end of January (I'm not saying where the pi is).

BOOOOM!

Regional Dynamics

Asia-Pacific (APAC): This region is a major hub for innovation and volume, setting the pace for new product formats and ingredients like PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide).

North America and Europe: These markets are characterized by a strong demand for premium and clinical-grade actives and are leading in advanced regulatory ecosystems and the professional skincare segment.

Emerging Markets: Africa, Latin America, and emerging APAC are key drivers of future growth, with value and localization becoming crucial success factors.

I wish these negative nutters would just shut their gobs and go off and talk about their other investments... And leave us alone.

Thanks.

This has all the earmarks of a huge success and that is what we should currently be concentrating on...

Lets help get this show back on the road...

Steam Train coming down the tracks...

Its heading north.

Global sales...

Well done.... But I still saying its going to go higher as we approach the first cosmetics to appear on the shelves with Zenakine on the label. It cant be that far away (some no doubt allready have the ingredient but only mentioned in its chemical names not the brand name).

I'm calling it. Its a breakout.

Mr Ashman does have shares. In fact holidings are valued at £46.37K. On top of that he has share options of over 3% of the company. But as of 2023 he has 278,165 which is quite a lot.... What I mean by that, its about average of a professional CEO of an AIM company (compared to a "founder")

Both the founders of the company: Dr. Catherine O'Neill and Professor Andrew McBain still own shares in SBTX.

Nice image :

https://cdn.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/blobs/747b/12769719/ea8cc31de4d1/41392_2025_2329_Fig1_HTML.jpg

Belugawhale: I see the moaners have gone but the bores are still here. LOL... Lets get this into the 30s - the big buyers clearly want it to go a lot higher than that.

Moaners all gone quiet.. .Ha ha ha..

MD now has 16.2% of the company, assuming he wants to sell at profit (not a take-over) this has all the ear marks of rising to about 50p this year and possibly as high as £1 in 2027 (provided news flow stays positive)

It looks like the market is beginning to believe that SBTX will have a good 2026 and an even better 2027....

Blue Skys.

You have to be in it to win it.

as: i am an expert in bull****. i've invested in enough crap companies to know. if this sugar thing was any good it would already be in most processed foods. since its not its not. sbtxs zenakine however is now a croda (ftse100) important global ingredient. its chalk and cheese. sbtx is not nothing, its potentially worth a great deal of money, opti sugar thing has no substance and thus its a rediculous.

AS: I dont have a single Opti share and never will- I think you're wrong - the sugar thing is rediculous. I think Opti is worthless.

there is zero mileage in a sugar thingie... they are two a penny.

close opti down.. the sugar thing is a nutty idea.... clutching at a *** end thinking its a straw.

Does Opti make anything that stands a realistic chance of ever making money? If not they should sell the remaining SBTX shares and give the money to the shareholders in a special dividend and then close the company down.

Why on earth are they still trading?