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A placing isn’t “inevitable at 25p” just because the SP has dropped. AIM stocks drift when the market is waiting for operational detail, not because a raise is secretly lined up. The May RNS already confirms deliveries and revenue, so the “no sales” angle isn’t correct. Interim results only cover up to 31 March, so they legally can’t show May income. There’s no going‑concern warning, no liquidity note, and no cash‑runway flag — all of which would appear if a placing was imminent. The market is simply waiting for the next operational update.

The share price being lower than July 2024 doesn’t automatically mean “Bo has failed” or “something is wrong in the background.” AIM stocks don’t track operational progress in a straight line — they track information flow. When a company releases recap‑style RNSs instead of operational ones, the market drifts down. That’s exactly what’s happened here. The direction is obvious — the cause is simply the absence of fresh operational detail, not some hidden event.

The next operational update is what matters now. Flow numbers, delivery cadence, trailer rotation and plant throughput are the pieces the market is waiting for. Once those specifics land, sentiment will adjust accordingly — up, down or sideways based on the actual data rather than assumptions.