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Where is your evidence regarding these 2,000 blue chip clients? Do you just make this up as you go along or are having a laugh out of sheer boredom? If the BoD were being awarded share options based on undeclared deals then surely that's insider trading? If there really is a great pipeline of new deals then why aren't the BoD putting their hands in their pockets and buying shares?

And I’m off to The Lake District!

Doesn’t take a genius to work out that this is an absolute s**tshow…..

You couldn't make this up. They launch a new product ("Symphony") and then talk about use cases..........and now, their trading statement tells us they've introduced some KPIs to help them measure progress (or lack of). This is beyond embarrassing.

Pearls. Do you write stuff based 100% on wishful thinking?? Having an over-reliance on 1 Partner (IBM) is a massive RISK, not an OPPORTUNITY.

Pearls you are deluded. Why would IBM invest at an enterprise valuation of $100m.....and even if they did invest, where would the cash go? I don't know how much more fund-raising is needed to keep this sinking ship afloat.

I wouldn’t waste your time or money. What can you possibly say to them that will move the dial?

How much does it cost them to maintain their AIM listing? Has to be around £250k pa once you include NOMAD costs, etc. If this company had any future at all then someone would take it private

I can't see much in the way of news in this? Am I missing something? Plenty of cliches and marketing waffle but other than that............

Https://businesscloud.co.uk/news/listed-firm-founded-by-stock-market-expert-appoints-two-key-figures/

What do you expect? He's hardly likely to say "Just had a great few days in the USA and bagged several deals with a value of £XXXm".

It doesn't work like that. The lead time on deals in this space are measured in months (if not years). Anything material would mean a RNS.

Perhaps it’s time for the current Chairman to do to SK what Paul Walker did to Dave Richards?

In the meantime, SK posts a video of himself on LinkedIn playing the piano..............if it wasn't so tragic it would be hilarious!

Judging by his most recent LinkedIn posts, Mr Kelly appears to be pitching for his next role. The words "rats" and "sinking ship" spring to mind..........

Is it simply not the case that there is very limited demand for their tech? Either that or (prospective) Clients are worried that the company won't be around long enough to support them. Large organisations are prepared to take calculated risks but equally, they'll take a huge impairment if they make the wrong call (look at the recent Kroger / Ocado announcement). Obviously Cirata isn't in the same ball park as Ocado and their proposition is far from unique, so why would a Blue-chip risk choosing them when there are other, far more financially stable, providers out there with the resources to develop their products and support their Clients in the short, medium and long-term.

Pretty underwhelming reaction from the markets. I think it will take a lot more than this to move the dial.

I find it amazing that he's coming out with the same nonsense that the founder (Dave Richards) used to spout. It's no wonder the original Chairman fired Richards - his decision at the time was entirely vindicated and I would suggest the current Chairman follows suit.

This company is a total basket-case. Administration or a (very cheap) trade sell look to be the only options. And the latter looks unlikely given that so few prospective Clients seem to buy-in to the rhetoric.

It doesn't matter what new deals they announce, or how they account for them, cash is king. If they can't afford the payroll then everything else is purely academic. Perhaps if SK cut-back on his overseas travel they could save a few £££.............

Does he really believe he's helping the cause by sharing photos of his international travels? One of his most recent posts is from Nob Hill...........ahh, the irony!

Extraordinary! Nero fiddled while Rome burned........

Doesn't seem to be helping the share price