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Simple - someone wanted in.....

Watch this space..................

Bondsan - seems as though you got it right on PHAR?

PS nothing has changed since the highs of 12p in fact the situation is far better DYOR!

The BOD had ample opportunity (and a legal obligation to) notify shareholders of any impending fundraise / share consolidation / technical problems and nothing was forthcoming.. so all this old ball****s about fundraise and consolidation is just the worms trying ()feebly I might add) at trying to get all LTH to sell so that they can fill their boots.
This is manipulation pure and simple!

See the worms have turned up!

NSTiger whilst I agree with your comments can you explain why, when we were in a more difficult situation concerning the bond repayment back in March, the share price was at 12p? We are now in a much better place, full repayment of the bonds next month, and considerable cash in the bank, why are we at half of that?

it is possible that such a plant could be in production in Q1 2023, funded under an interest free prepurchase payment for spodumene concentrate to be supplied. Shareholders should note that no funding has yet been arranged for this possible pilot plant and amongst many aspects of this whole concept still under scrutiny, this will still require completion.

Points to note-
Possible not definite…..
No funding - will need to raise

Stupid question but where can I find my SRN and PIN? - I hold via Halifax?

Cheers British, my thoughts as well - dark forces in play here... holding!

Please enlighten me - what has changed to cause the recent pullback in share price? - back in February the price was at the dizzy height of around 12p and we are in a much better place now than we were then?

https://twitter.com/SharePickers/status/1531517549455745024

XP Factory plc (AIM: XPF)

("XP Factory", the "Company" or the "Group")

Final results for the year ended 31 December 2021

XP Factory is pleased to announce its audited final results for the year ended 31 December 2021.



FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS



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Group revenue up 163% at £7.0m (2020: £2.7m)

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Adjusted EBITDA of £2.7m (2020: loss £1.4m) inclusive of £2.6m R&D credits, net of associated costs



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Pre-IFRS 16 Adjusted EBITDA profit of £0.5m in the six months to 31 December 2021 (2020: loss £0.9m demonstrating critical mass achieved



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Escape Hunt™ owner-operated revenue up 189% to £6.0m (2020: £2.1m)

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£3.4m positive Site Level EBITDA from owner-operated sites (2020: £0.4m) was driven by a strong bounce back in trade post lifting of Covid restrictions in mid-May 2021



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Franchise EBITDA of £0.3m (2020: £0.3m)

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Group operating loss of £0.5m (2020: loss of £6.4m) helped by strong H2 trading and £2.6m R&D credits (net)



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£16.1m net of expenses raised through an equity placing and open offer to fund acquisition of Boom Battle Bar in November 2021



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Cash at year end £8.2m (2020: £2.7m) and £6.9m on 30 April 2022

It was a short

Deramper alert!

Key point in the first RNS - "We view Paul's appointment as the key step in the development of Trafalgar's long-planned hydroponic division as he is a UK pioneer in this high growth market"

I know what you are on about, and am holding

UK Market Size for Vertical Farming
In the period 2021-2026, the global vertical farming market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.4%. Europe accounts for only 21% of the total vertical farming market, which is dominated by North America and the Asia-Pacific region. The market value of vertical farming in Europe in 2021 was estimated at USD 0.85 billion. However, a report from the Market Data Forecast indicates that the vertical farming market in Europe will grow by 22% annually, reaching a value of USD 2.31 billion by 2026. Together with France, Germany, Spain, and Italy, the UK is one of the most prominent countries in the vertical farming market in Europe. Increasing consumer demand and technological advancements in Europe have fueled the popularity of vertical farming in these countries and across the continent.

Perfect timing IMO - food prices are soaring - can see big growth in vertical farming in the UK

https://www.jonesfoodcompany.co.uk/?msclkid=6a5771e7d0f611ec83fd70d7faa53945