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Pebsi you utter moron.

‘ Killing UK growth whilst destroying 'normal peoples' UK investments’

Do you actually believe myself, OTM and many others who despair at the way AIM company Directors are allowed to lie to the market and repeatedly dupe retail share holders are the ones who damage AIM’s reputation? It isn’t any of us who shouted about a deal coming by end of 2025 and, 3 months into the 2026 still no deal. It isn’t us who has repeatedly failed to deliver on promises, promises on which pis hand over hard earned cash in the honest hope of making a few extra bob each year. We don’t reward ourselves with options warrants, huge salaries and bonuses (provided by your money!). Ours is a commentary on the appalling lack of honesty and fairness in the LSE to which the public is warmly invited to get involved - hand over cash to the pro traders. Nothing more and nothing less, and our comments are absolutely not responsible for either the crazy spike to 19p nor the decline back to under 6p recently. No, I think you’ll find there IS someone responsible for all of that but it’s certainly not me or any others who question the veracity of words spouted by unscrupulous individuals in the murky waters of the AIM. What an idiot.

Sept 2nd 2025

Tim MCarthy ‘ the rest of this year is going to be focused on delivering deals….’

Couldn’t focus a bit harder could you please Tim?

Discussions with potential partners had started even before that interview was given, according to the CEO, so they’ve been talking for more than 6 months to some people.

It is starting to look horribly like Christien Goudreau and Tim have got the science wrong and having opened the data room no one now wants it or is willing to cough up anything like the ‘significant numbers’ Tim also mentioned in this early interview. Flipping shame. It could be a rather dull conclusion to what was otherwise a dull career but at least Tim earned really well whilst in position of chief blagger for IMM and INC.

How many here would sell up if there was a smallish deal and sp shot to 30p? Surely most would sell and reset for a free ride if possible.

Talk of £s imo is just ridiculous. 30p ? Definitely doable. And soon too.

How many are still holding here in the hope for some positive news and anyone else who expecting this to multibag at some point on partner news?

I like yr thinking SW but I’d prefer Stubben Edge to do a RTO into Mac. With a current valuation of £175m that would provide an excellent boost even without then raising any funds towards the Weardale Project

Yes JLC, including where the new CEO intends to dig £60m up from .

‘Keep the faith’

Laughably I read recently somewhere an AIM company director saying he felt they needed protecting from the public who invest. It’s the public that need to be protected from shark-like and lying AIM company directors. Retail investors only swear and cuss because they’ve either been duped or lied to repeatedly by small time pretend businessmen who are actually only interested in self aggrandising and appalling greed. Far too often it’s retail tha bale out crap small caps and support them to the point they can become profitable only to then have management and equity firms take the rewards from under their noses all under the supposed rules of fairness created by the city boys, sorry, FCA and authorities.

Tim has an unenviable track record in making bold statements only to whimper later on with excuses. It’s the way he operates and it’s the same for IMM as at INC where share holders are in dismay at this man’s appalling performance to date. The cheek of the man to keep promising but not deliver a thing and then tell share holders to ‘keep the faith’!

If there is no deal when he next gives news then he should resign simultaneously . Either that or he will be booted out at the AGM

Pressure mounting on UK govt to accelerate its move to home produced renewable energy. Weardale is as close as it gets to Green Lithium Refinery in Teeside.

Based on recent developments, the ongoing geopolitical tensions and conflicts in the Middle East (specifically involving Iran and shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz as of early 2026) are expected to accelerate the UK government's plans to boost domestic, renewable energy production.

Energy Angels

Energy Angels

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Business Secretary Peter Kyle has indicated that the UK must "double down" on net-zero efforts to reduce exposure to unstable, foreign oil and gas markets.

The Telegraph

The Telegraph

Here is a breakdown of how the conflict is expected to influence UK energy policy:

1. Acceleration of Domestic Renewables

Energy Security Argument: The volatility in the Middle East has caused sharp increases in gas and oil prices, making the economic case for homegrown, stable-priced renewable energy more attractive, according to experts.

Policy Focus: The UK government is pushing to make 95% of its electricity low-carbon by 2030, which includes accelerating deployment of wind, solar, and nuclear power.

"Sovereignty" Factor: The shift to green energy is increasingly viewed by officials not just as a climate issue, but as a mechanism for energy "sovereignty" and protection against global price shocks.

GOV.UK

GOV.UK

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2. Focus on Critical Minerals (Lithium)

Reducing Import Dependence: The UK's "Critical Minerals Strategy" explicitly aims to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains for materials like lithium, which are crucial for batteries and renewable technology.

Domestic Production Goals: The government is supporting projects to produce at least 50,000 tonnes of lithium in the UK by 2035.

Investment in Cornwall: The UK government, through initiatives like the National Wealth Fund, has taken stakes in firms like Cornish Lithium to accelerate the production of lithium hydroxide in Cornwall.

Domestic Processing: Projects like the Green Lithium refinery in Teesside, which aims to become operational to provide a domestic supply chain, are being supported to mitigate the risks of geopolitical competition.

GOV.UK

GOV.UK

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Funded ‘well into Q4’, not up to. But you know that as well as anyone.

'Make no mistake, onboarding numbers will be out soon. '

Oh, I thought they were meant to be out in February. Silly me. With klarian unable to pay their loan back CTAI is in deep water now and only Alludium can save it. And are Alludium bubbling away and bursting to tell the world what they are up to? er nope. Silent it seems.

For an outift that thought it could match Lovable they have rather underperformed to date wouldn't you say?

Hamila01 'A 30p takeover price feels more like the value you'd apply to an early stage asset.'

They are looking for a partnership, not a buyout. And there is Avion to consider. 30p would be a great result.

Sells of less than £2.5k on a stock with a mcap of well over £2m and the BID is dropped by a full 10%. Yeah right. AIM is all kosher innit.

And would the BID rise as much if I bought another £2.5k today? Would it hell. Horribly blatant manipulation on a tiny stock. Why though? It's been static for so long. Why all of sudden start to drop it? Usually means news is on the way and those in-the-know are setting pis like me up for a fall so they can make another killing from the AIM casino

‘Keep the faith’

‘Believe we are working 24/7 on these potential deals’

‘Something will come in 2026 in the New Year’

Three months since that interview and not a word. Seems like a binary outcome to me. Any major Pharma presumably is not going to want to work with Tim and his cronies and will be looking to buy it out completely but then there is the Avion issue.

Hopefully it’s a buyout soon whilst IMM still has at least six months of cash in the bank.

'Based on information from early 2024, ImmuPharma, led by CEO Tim McCarthy, stated it did not require further funding, with sufficient capital for its needs due to a 75% reduction in overheads and a focus on non-dilutive payments.

However, by February 2025, the company successfully completed an oversubscribed equity fundraising of £2.91 million. While the CEO noted they were not "actively seeking" funds, this was to accelerate development of their P140 autoimmune platform and strengthen their position in negotiations with partners.

Think that's similar to we have 'no intention of' raising funds. i know I said we didn't intend to raise money but seeing as an opportunity arose we thought well why the hell not go for it as it will help us accelerate...oh hang we said all that last time... See what I mean.

Financial Position (Late 2024/Early 2025): The company reported a loss for the year ended 31 December 2024 of £2.5 million. 6 weeks later they raised £2.91m.

Following the February 2025 raise, the company aimed to secure partnering deals for its P140 platform.

Here we are one year later and still no partners found.

I wonder how Tim will fare at this year's AGM if there is still no deal or partner found to help with funding a P3 trial? I'm not really sure what excuse he could come up with this time round. Going to be very interesting to see what people will be saying in just another 12 weeks time. The clock is well and truly ticking. I wonder if he would just bow out this time round if there's no deal and take his retirement.

One day something might just happen here. zzz

They are not incompetent. How very dare you?! They know exactly what they are doing - taking money off you!

Oh bad luck Alexsnowden. My post appears to still be with us. Maybe the moderators know a little more of what’s really going on. You can’t say what I’ve posted is untrue because you just don’t know, neither do I. Is just an opinion and for all any of us knows, anything is possible.

Janiax - what utter blx you post. Stop it please. I said this would go all the way back down to .45 and it’s nearly there. Marla is going to have to do a whopping fund raise to get TRLS to the end of March. They’re pretty much out of money already.

So just answer me this hamila, you think Tim is telling the truth and that there is potential for a huge deal here in the near future - and that the entire market has missed the opportunity, hence the share price is where it is? If that’s really what you’ve bought then good luck to you.

Cuckoo