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Zak Mir today

Comment: American entrepreneur Victor Kiam liked his Remmington shaver so much, he bought the company. In the case of Catenai, it apparently likes “no code” Alludium so much it has followed on its investment. Shares of CTAI are well perched above a rising 50 day moving average at 0.24p, awaiting the big breakout through recent 0.33p resistance

Not Ready..obviously AI written summary from advfn...annoying and rather misleading imo

Buyers showing confidence

Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Bid Ask Value

13-Mar-26 08:24:02 0.323 2,421,068 Unknown* 0.30 0.32 7,820

From advfn......not the best comments

Catenai PLC (LSE:CTAI) has committed an additional £250,000 to Alludium Ltd, a developer of a no-code operating system for AI agents, as part of a £1 million fundraising round that values the company at £9 million pre-money. Following the investment, Catenai’s ownership interest increases from roughly 13% to 16.1%. The investment, funded from existing cash resources, comes shortly after Alludium’s commercial launch and reflects Catenai’s strategic focus on AI-driven automation, while the company states it retains enough liquidity to cover corporate overheads for more than 18 months.

Catenai also pointed to several upcoming developments, including an expected update from Klarian Limited and the repayment of £624,250 plus associated fees tied to a convertible loan note due by 31 March 2026. In addition, the company disclosed a new technology services contract with Charlton Athletic Community Trust, described as modest in size. As part of its broader corporate activity, Catenai has issued 100 million warrants to Alludium’s founders, confirmed it is reviewing its Bitcoin treasury policy, and announced plans to present its AI investment strategy and business progress to investors during a 19 March presentation.

Despite these initiatives, the company’s overall outlook remains constrained by persistent losses and elevated cash burn, even as revenue has improved and the balance sheet has strengthened with no outstanding debt and positive equity. Market indicators remain broadly weak to neutral, and valuation metrics are difficult to support due to negative earnings and the absence of a dividend yield.

Fwiw

Base44, an AI-powered "vibe coding" platform, was acquired by Wix.com Ltd. in June 2025 for approximately $80 million in cash. The deal was a significant milestone for the 6-month-old startup, which was founded by Maor Shlomo and operated with fewer than 10 employees.

Base44

fwiw, there's our short term benchmark target for me imo

Performance-Based Potential:

As of March 2026, the founder, Maor Shlomo, is on track to receive an additional $90 million in cash, bringing the total potential value much higher based on exceeding performance milestones.

Rapid Growth:

Prior to the acquisition, Base44 achieved profitability in its fifth month, generating $189,000 in profit in May 2025 while scaling to over 100,000 users.

Revenue Milestone:

The company hit a $1.5 million Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) run rate in just four weeks.

Growth Potential:

By March 2026, reports suggested that Base44 was on track to reach $100M in revenue.

Base44 was recognized for its "full-stack" approach to AI app building, allowing users to create functional applications—including databases and user management—directly through natural language prompts.

Surprised we haven't had more sermons today after watching the chart here.....maybe they are waiting for the close or early tomorrow to put the knife in

That's 3 days of very similar intra day trade patterns this week.

There's our seller again, what is it with them and trading @11am each day?

32.5 million shares?

Base44

fwiw, there's our short term benchmark target for me imo

Performance-Based Potential:

As of March 2026, the founder, Maor Shlomo, is on track to receive an additional $90 million in cash, bringing the total potential value much higher based on exceeding performance milestones.

Rapid Growth:

Prior to the acquisition, Base44 achieved profitability in its fifth month, generating $189,000 in profit in May 2025 while scaling to over 100,000 users.

Revenue Milestone:

The company hit a $1.5 million Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) run rate in just four weeks.

Growth Potential:

By March 2026, reports suggested that Base44 was on track to reach $100M in revenue.

Base44 was recognized for its "full-stack" approach to AI app building, allowing users to create functional applications—including databases and user management—directly through natural language prompts.

Fwiw

Base44, an AI-powered "vibe coding" platform, was acquired by Wix.com Ltd. in June 2025 for approximately $80 million in cash. The deal was a significant milestone for the 6-month-old startup, which was founded by Maor Shlomo and operated with fewer than 10 employees.

Commercial Details

The platform is commercially available with paid plans via www.alludium.ai.

The service offers usage-based pricing calculated by:

API calls

Compute time; or

Data processed

Anyone able to expand on the above please?

Thanks for the posts today guys.

Amazed there isn't much stronger interest here considering some of the other carp AI companies that have promised much but never delivered for their shareholders.

I miss AHS here and his aggressive trolling elsewhere....and his bragging of mega profits here.

He's not so aggy these days, wonder why?

You really don't need to claim to be any kind of guru when it comes to UK small caps, most of them are trading below where they were 12 months ago.

It always comes down to money (or the lack of it) and Poor quality Directors who just use their PLCs as a cash point to pay the bills instead of actually generating any incomes let alone profits.

90% of small caps should never have been listed full stop but greedy city types let them in for obvious reasons.

The approach: design partnering on real processes

Rather than testing isolated demos, SVV partnered with Alludium to work on real operational processes.

Using Alludium’s no-code Agent OS, SVV team members built and iterated agents that could:

Monitor inbound deal flow and flag priority opportunities

Enrich companies with relevant internal and external context

Draft structured internal summaries for review

Trigger reminders and follow-ups based on defined conditions

Crucially, these agents were created and refined by SVV team members themselves, without writing code, enabling rapid iteration and tight feedback loops with the Alludium product team.

SVV deliberately started with a single, clearly bounded process before expanding to adjacent processes, allowing patterns to emerge without introducing unnecessary complexity.

Over the past several months, we've been heads-down building, testing, and iterating with a close group of design partners. We've onboarded our first customers, refined how agents are built and deployed, and integrated with the tools that teams already rely on.

Now, we're ready to open the doors.

We're starting to get a glimpse of what personal AI agents can do for individuals. Tools like OpenClaw and Claude Cowork are showing that AI can genuinely take action for you, not just answer questions. Alludium extends that to teams. An Agent Operating System that lets anyone, without writing a single line of code, build, deploy and collaborate with custom AI agents through conversation. Agents that do real work: researching, drafting, scheduling, analysing, automating the tasks that eat into your team's day so you can focus on what actually matters.

Oh dear OSD will not appreciate that last post at all.....

God Bless you Mitch.......got any more sermons before Sunday

Alludium is backed by Sure Valley Ventures

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