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....as this is, can I suggest they change their name based upon some of the current headlines? "Galliford TRY to build new school in Scotland". "Galliford TRY to build affordable residences", "Galliford TRY to" etc etc. makes it seem as though they never actually succeed ;-))

.....bleedin' obvious tells me to sit on this one for either positive sales news or a takeover. The SP will likely drift / tread water in the interim.

"Further announcements on the progress of the business can be expected shortly."

Anybody falling for this needs to take a look in the mirror. Seriously.

The CBR is what really excites me. That really could be a unique world beater, if successful.

Automated?

Woman, actually ;-)

I stand corrected - with an exclamation mark, no less!

Is he being told that the price of the raise will need to be 'very low' in the current climate and the drop from this SP won't look as bad / will be more realistic?

Bigbone, a better question might be: In view of the fact that the latest post and thinking of SocialistB was written as though it was offered by a 12 year old as part of a school project, what does the fact that it got 22 upticks say about the need for 'confirmation bias' amongst Vlad's other "disciples" here? Seriously, SocialistB, you need to ask Vlad if he's interested in getting a room together.

No, Nudgesta, they always make really basic mistakes on "the report" :))))

CB1984 - "Share price us certain to drop to 85p. Disgusting".

No totally transparent, reverse psychology in that post, eh? Tsk! You see to be deramping under the mistaken belief that the rest of us came in with "Thicko" tattooed on our foreheads today :))))

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/AGL/proposed-placing-subscription-and-open-offer/16503604

Dave could start by reading your posting history here, SwanRider ;-)

Itsallamess, you might want to ask your broker how they're doing in their O'Level in the bleedin' obvious! ;-)

Faron Pharmaceuticals Limited (AIM:FARN) has unveiled plans to raise up to €30.7 million with €15 million of the sum already committed by investors - a key threshold for the fundraiser.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1049045/faron-pharmaceuticals-unveils-plans-to-raise-up-30-7m-with-15m-already-committed-1049045.html

No offence, Diggitt, but 20% inflation does not result in or justify 20% pay rises - or 35% ones for that matter. Give me a shout if you know of anywhere that it does and I'll apply to work there!

Fair comment, Charles, and thank you for highlighting that for me. I just can't help but feel the recent rise was putting the cart before the horse. A lesser rise - with a 'much bigger one to come' off the back of any successful deal, and whilst highlighting his lesser pay - would have shown a real confidence in the research and forthcoming trials. A few more recent Directors' share purchases wouldn't have gone amiss either, although I do realise I'm being somewhat idealistic here.

"Is it a coincidence that Vlads salary has jumped by over 35% from 280k in 2022 to a sniff under 400k in 2023".

That's an interesting comment in view of the fact that we often hear shareholders (not all genuinely, admittedly) saying they are invested in an area of potential research that has come about through a certain type of serious illness within their families. I do wonder if Vlad asked himself how that hefty portion of his disproportionate rise might have benefited his own research - and, ultimately, future patients - before he grasped that wad of cash? Personally, I would not have taken that amount (genuinely!) as it does then sound a bit rich when the Chairman states, "At the same time, we continued to move forward, insofar as funding would allow". "Disproportionate" in view of the company's poor financial performance, minus any deals and in view of how less greed might have substantially helped on the research front.

But therein lies the problem, MrI. It's not "the truth", it's just your opinion which could go either way, just like everyone else's.