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Polite answer - 3yrs is when I stop - my investment is based on time and news and not daily sp , dilution or any other factor - there will be ups and downs along the way and the obvious insults but my strategy is to let the company grow or not whatever the case may be and in one years time I will review ( total 3 years invested ) it’s that simple !!

I’m far from perfect like the rest of us - my faults are getting drawn into arguments with people who have an agenda and jump on anyone who dare to say anything remotely positive - there are opinions both positive and negative which I’m fully aware of - we hear the negatives 40 times a day but we are not allowed to be positive - there’s no denying most LTH are significantly down and as frustrating as it is delays and all I still think the innovation and concept are to be admired - anyone can read through my previous posts dating back 2 years where I’ve always maintained it’s a 3 year investment for me personally - truth is no one knows with 100% certainty how this will play out - no one !
I’m happy to leave my investment in and give it the best opportunity of it being a successful investment - I have no previous investment experience but can see the need for what syme/TFC are offering and lots of other companies/organisations are all saying the same - digitisation of trade documents coupled with the use of blockchain is a must !! Syme/TFC are at the forefront of that change!! So I remain invested and positive change will come and I’m happy to let my investment ride and see where It takes me !!!

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Didnt Pontiac just return from a ban - even Holly agreed he was out of order ?

A few idiots joined the discussion board and totally spoilt it !!

FACT - not the same message at all lol

29 September 2021



Supply@ME Capital plc

(The "Company" or "SYME")

New £7 million Loan Note Facility completed

Supply@ME finalises short-term loan facility with Mercator Capital Management Fund LP to close Agreement with Negma Group



Supply@ME Capital plc, the fintech business which provides an innovative Platform for use by manufacturing and trading companies to access Inventory Monetisation© solutions enabling their businesses to generate cashflow, is pleased to announce that further to the agreement of term sheets, as per the RNS of 2 September 2021, it has now finalised and signed a short-term loan facility with Mercator Capital Management Fund LP ("Mercator").

Mercator is a Cayman regulated fund, introduced to the Company by ARC Group ("ARC"), a global Investment Bank specialising in the middle markets, with representative offices across all continents. ARC focuses on providing global fundraising solutions to its clients from institutional investors.

The short-term loan facility replaces the Subscription Agreement previously signed with Negma Group Ltd ("Negma Group"), as set out in the RNS of 16 June 2021. Following the most recent issuance of 840,000,000 New Ordinary Shares which were allotted to Negma Group as per the RNS of 2 September 2021, the remaining outstanding par value of the Convertible Loan Notes not yet converted of £2,016,000 is expected to be repaid in cash by the Company, funded by the new short-term loan facility.

SYME will also use the funds to support the Group's growth and its ongoing working capital requirements. SYME will also continue to work closely with ARC to further explore its NASDAQ dual listing' project.



Alessandro Zamboni, CEO, Supply@ME Capital plc, said: "We are delighted to finalise our agreement with Mercator Capital Management Fund. The funds will increase our balance sheet flexibility and ensure we are well funded as we continue our business expansion. We are hugely grateful to ARC for introducing us to a high-quality funding partner".

Sorry that really is me done now :)

Wrong !!

“Shame then that the RNS only referred to one Investor Venus and not a syndicate of investors.”

Right !!

“I'm excited to partner with Venus Capital and its powerful eco-system of long-term investors.”

At least your honest and admit you remit is to put people off buying !

Not my job or remit to encourage. People to buy we have to make our investment decisions based on our own research !

So you don’t know the answer to my question ?

TR1 - you either don’t know or you don’t want to say - I’ll try again - why no TR1 for Venus holding 8.1% ?

Tr1 ?

Agree - but none of them offer what syme are bringing to the market - symes model is a global market disrupter - lots of companies in the same space are promoting large funds but none can offer what syme/Tradeflow can - this is a multi trillion £ market which syme/TFC aim to be the number 1 companies turn too - big money - hence the need for sustained attacks of which we don’t see on any other company - have you worked out yet why Venus have not had a TR1 ?

The market is building new giants in supply chain finance and SYME remains stuck on starting line not exactly first mover advantage is it.

No TR1 for Venus - why ? Lol

How do you know the below are not part of the syme ecosystem :)

It has a world leading PE House Apollo, insurer Athene, a major bank BNP Paribas with trade finance expertise, and a major supply chain software house GEP as partners on its website.

Johnski - no intention of engaging with any of them - it’s proof enough to me not one of them has a clue - I’ve given enough hints and the penny still hasn’t dropped I’m not going to do their research for them let’s see just how knowledgeable they are !!

Best wishes all LTH

Lol there all researching TR6s TR7s and TR8s lol :)

Lol - not a scooby do - oblivious to what’s happening :) !!!

Gone Very quiet on here as people start to realise what’s about to happen !! :)

Rosie - you haven’t worked out your own error yet ! Lol