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Fintech Investor
(From Linked In 3 Weeks Ago i believe,,,, people may have already seen this)
What does this mean for Supply@ME Capital plc? The company I have been following for quite some time…with its game changing Fintech Inventory Monetisation Platform which allows SME’s to release debt free Cash Flow from value of it’s inventory in storage and in transit. A one of a kind option for SME’s.
RegTech Open Project (RTOP) ED has now moved to NED Alessandro Zamboni,owns Supply@ME Capital plc and the AvantGarde Group…the beneficial owner of RegTech Open. Hopefully more time can now be dedicated to SYME or maybe they are working on something special together.
RegTech Open Project is an independent fintech company providing a proprietary operational resiliency platform to enable companies to stay ahead of the competition and remain agile and secure in a fast-paced and evolving market landscape. They could bring clients and funders to SYME or offer White Label solutions giving SYME a fee for using their platform.
£60mil market cap with both Alessandro Zamboni and Supply@ME Capital plc’s Albert Ganyushin on the board of RTOP.
Could this mark the start of a new journey for both companies? Shareholders have been very patient with #SYME share price after first initial successful transactions.
There is a strong feeling that better times are ahead with the strengthening of the board and 1st successful transactions in Uk and Italy. The Italians have also launched new law which perfectly supports SYME’s offering.
Some interesting days lie ahead for both company and shareholders!
Alessandro Zamboni, CEO of SYME commented:
"Since joining forces with SYME 18 months ago, the TradeFlow team has made a significant contribution to the Company's progress. By combining our shared expertise, we built the first inventory real asset alternative fund, which can now evolve into a more flexible and open structure. This is a necessary reconfiguration, rather than a partnership split, with the decision informed by our proactive engagement with potential inventory funders and regulators."
"We continue to believe in the market positioning of TradeFlow and its risk transformation methodology to support import/export commodity transactions in the small-to-medium enterprise space. SYME continues to explore opportunities for the integration of its unique IM - warehouse based - facility with in-transit and cross-border inventory programmes, in line with our vision to support businesses at every stage of the inventory lifecycle. "
Tom James and John Collis, Executive Directors of TradeFlow commented:
"Based on our discussions with the Board and feedback from potential funders, it's clear that this reconfiguration is in the best interests of all parties and will provide multiple benefits for both organisations. We will continue to work closely with the team at SYME to develop its white-label offering in the APAC region."