RE: Very Soon29 Jan 2026 08:53
Utar. I'm not sure why you are here, if you think that. Can I ask. When you stopped posting here, did you sell up and recently buy back in? You seem to not know what has happened here.
One the day we got the RNS notifying the equity raise of £5 million. The share price was around a pound but that was with approx 60 million shares in issue. We then went on a downward spiral and by Apr we almost hit 10p. SAR then raise via a WRAP at 10p. With this raise and warrants there are now approx 150 million shares in issue. Last sept\oct, with sentiment growing, the share price was rising to around 27p then we got the RNS stating the Tox study had been halted. We now know that it was halted in week 4 of a 16 week study. The share price dropped to 10p but then it appeared the issue wasn't the compound but the delivery method, some confidence restored. However, most here will know what reading that RNS felt like. After more than 10 years, for a brief period, it felt like it was over. That sentiment still lingers, with LTH and with those watching and waiting to buy in. I took a different view, putting a lot of trust in what the board are saying and I purchased. I have purchased every time the SP got near 10p post Riverfort. I had 50k shares pre RF, I now have 400k. Today, I'm £10k in profit. There are others here with close to 6 figure profits.
50p on Tox study success would be less than the market cap on the day we were notified the RF were onboard (fleecing us). That day, we hadn't completed p1a or even thought about an extended Tox study. With standard valuation techniques, a phase 2 ready with good toxicology data should be worth between 50 and 300 million. Psoriasis is a crowded market and Sareum aren't front runners so let's call it £50 to £100 million. Add 1802 into that. And we might not be far off a pound a share. That could be within a year.