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I see from their website Guarantor Loans Division 32,600 customers
owing £105.5 million

Haven't a clue what is going on.
I see two theories - Manipulation with HSBC picking up cheap stock
or Forward Selling of Placing shares, issued at or only a little above 5 pence.

How about HSBC picking up cheap stock from Forward Sellers - both theories being correct.

Lucan a Takeover is a possibility, it may of course never happen.
You seem to imply it would not happen as Vlad is the only asset.
For your information is Silicon Valley there is an expression "Aquihire"
A company like Google buys a startup for a huge sum, a year or two after founded.
They have no interest in the startups business model, however they want the best of the
1-3 software developers.
On aquisition, retain the targetted founder, heading up a new project for Google - he has
millions in his pocket, excellent salary and options on Google stock.
Let the original startup project wither away.

In Hemogenyx 's case they not only want Vlad, they also want what has been produced, a
much more powerful proposition - suggesting a takeover more likely.
Maybe a year down the line.

Are you serious.
MM drop the price to hoover up shares and restricting buying as much as they can.
Then after the close you see the delayed buys appear.
The agreement with Eli Lilly, with the financials is due any day - then look at the sp.

There could be a Takeover, maybe not this year.
At the end of the day if Vlad accepted an offer, he would no longer have the
distraction of running a quoted company.
With licencing from majors it doesn't really matter, we should see a significant uplift
in the sp over a longer timeframe than would be the case if a bid came.

Every day now we see after hours trades which look to be Buys.
All of reasonable size, not massive.
Is someone slowly accumulating and will we see a TR1 sometime next week

I believe significant news is only weeks away.
Today on the New York open would be nice.

A poster on Twitter has observed that Takeda, a $56.6 Billion Company is
raising $7 Billion in loan notes.
On 8th January 2018 Takeda bought the British pharmaceutical Shire for $62 Billion.
By all accounts there were at least two other potential counter bidders and Takeda had
to raise their offer several times to clinch the deal.
There is nothing as yet to suggest they are looking at Hemogenyx, but it certainly looks like
they are preparing for an acquisition.

That Swiminginoil is going to still be knocking this share at a £1 plus

Re Takeover - They state 50.01% of the shares are not in public hands.
In any case any bidder would be stake building prior to a bid, once they reach
30% they are oblidged to make a bid.
So our votes won't count either way.

If it goes ahead Highway will be Aforti and we will be Aforti shareholders.

So why are you posting all your nonsense.

Very strange my Buy was put down as a sell.

20 PLN is £4.05

It could move any day, the three months from mid May may prove
to be the maximum possible delay before significant news.

Anyone with deep enough pockets to participate in the Placing are not
going to be selling 7 pence shares at below 7 pence.
MM's manipulating sp to flush out the nervous, day traders and trigger
stop losses on those daft enough to use them.

Yes a valid explanation for change of venue.

I see last year it was 11.00am in London.
This year 1.00pm GMT in New York.
Whilst AGM updates are usually none events in themselves, I am
wondering why it isn't in London this year.
Is it possible the AGM Update is to be followed by further a News Release.,
hence New York.

I am assuming the fund raising is already underway, which would
suggest if all goes well the meeting on 25th will just be a formality
and move quickly from there.
So an EGM shortly after 25th, probably at short notice, there cannot
be many shareholders - I am thinking perhaps less than 100.
After almost four years, whether it is 4 weeks or 8 weeks is of no consequence.
I am as keen as anyone else for a resolution to this situation.

With his holding currently at 29.75% I would say no.
If he were to exceed 30% under the rules he would be required to put
an offer in to buy the entire Company.
There are certain exceptions to that which probably would not apply.