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https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/MWE/contract-win/15258823

This is nothing to do with SYME, although well spotted research. I know this as this is to do with Aged Receivables (Debtors to a company), Factoring / Invoice Financing and such the like, not inventory monetisation. . AND it is BNP Paribas not Supply@me Capital.

Two transactions making up exactly 60% of todays volume to date.

There are some strong share transactions going through today. This is encouraging. Good Luck all and Merry Christmas.

Nice one Johnski, that sums it up pretty much spot on in my view.

I'm in agreement with Argo, SYME have had plenty of time to get the ball rolling, they just need to fire it up and move forward.

Interesting when you consider the possibilities.
7.9bn people in the world and if 1% have a course of AZD1656 treatment once, using the NHS prescription charge as a sales price with an estimated margin of 50%, then the profit attributable to VELA would be £29.5 million, assuming 8% (Which was from memory).

A lot of variables there, but it is worth contemplating, even if only for a brief second.

I have to be honest, I had sold out but luckily brought back in at 0.06 this morning …. I was frankly fed up of waiting. Money aside it is great news that there is a new covid product coming to market. That for me is the most important feature.

I feel compelled to ask what Due Diligence was done by the Advisors as part of the RTO. Unacceptable.
Yes an historical issue and does not affect my opinion of SYME today or in the future, however they will have been instructed and paid to identify these very points.

Wednesday 08 December 2021

Inventory financing: Freeing trapped cash to meet growing consumer demand The impact of supply chain disruption on US buyers has forced firms to hold up to three times typical inventory levels in order to guard against crippling supply chain shortages and the related loss of revenue, tying up large sums of crucial working capital. A resulting surge in demand for inventory financing is being met by specialist players, with the US banking sector’s ability to provide end-to-end inventory solutions constrained by financial regulation. This in-depth assessment will map the inventory financing market, comparing offerings and the various trends driving demand, supply and pricing, and highlighting key best practices:
?What role does inventory financing typically play in a wider working capital optimization strategy, and how do lenders assess client viability?
?What are the risks associated with long term inventory storage, and when could supplementary warehousing solutions be appropriate?
?Highlighting challenges around pricing in a volatile supply and demand environment
?How do market practices differ between the US and other jurisdictions such as Europe?
Moderator: Thomas Giuntini, Managing Director, Structured Financial Solutions, MUFG Union Bank
John Ahearn, Chief Executive Officer, Americas, Falcon Group
Tony Brown, Advisor, North America, SupplyMeCapital

Source: https://t.co/RBVQkFWjwV?amp=1

Thank you!

No idea. . . The price today, tomorrow, next month means nothing.

Its pretty straight forward, bearing in mind I have no idea what the green bar above me has posted, If you have done your own research and are confident in the long term, today's price or any delays are irrelevant. Long Term Holders have their eye on getting from Point A to Point B and do not concern themselves with pot holes and speed bumps along the way. If the drop in the share price bothers you, then you are either Gambling or investing more than you can afford to lose. Either way I wish all of you the very best. If this keeps dropping, my next goal of 10 million shares might be replaced with 20 million.

It is delayed by a matter of weeks. Perfect opportunity to top up, which I did quite happily.

Apples and Oranges, but they are both fruit.

Spot on GingerHIppo. I take the view if I want a reward of a ten bag, i need to accept that at some point I will lose 90% of my value. It is all academic, as the share price today, tomorrow, next week, next month and to a certain degree next year, means nothing. If you are in for the long haul, just enjoy life and check in from time to time.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/SYME/revised-revenue-guidance-for-fy2021/15207961

Supply @ME Capital PLC - SYME - Revised Revenue Guidance for FY2021

The video also makes references to various shows towards the end of the year to which many II's are displaying an appetite for fintech.

I spotted it on an advert at the top of the LSE page and thought, "I know, lets spice this board with some research, rather than mindless nonsense"

All the best everyone on here that is genuine. .