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Hamila - you misunderstand. I’m saying it’s the ii holders that could club together and make a move to take the company private. As you rightly say, with a potential 80 bagger it’s rather appealing for them to take it over when it’s so undervalued. In fact the more likely a deal becomes and the higher the bagger number the greater the appeal to the iis to spend say double what the mcap currently sits at but take the whole chunky bit of profit for themselves. Obviously retail wouldn’t go empty handed but they could easily be manipulated into accepting an offer imo. If Tim comes out and says something along the lines of we’re going it alone - then you’ll know the process of devaluing IMM has begun. It’s just a possibility. Certainly would make sense of Time allowing those warrants he had expire in December. Why on earth wouldn’t they have just done an extension extension if this was about to become a mega multi bagger?

Of course one other option in all of this that Tim and co are working with Lanstead to take IMM private. Happens loads on AIM. Of course an offer would have to be voted and approved by share holders but iis and PE firms hold quite significant chunks of IMM so pis might find it hard to prevent a relatively cheap buyout. Tim and co would more than make up for the warrants they allowed to expire back in December. Thing is, Tim, having shouted his mouth of in several interviews may have blown that particular option as he made the sp rise, possibly to levels PE firms aren't willing to pay for. Several share holders have recently sold their warrants but is it possible Landstead might make a move? They know Tim and could offer him and Sebastian lots of incentives to now devalue IMM with really bad news and before you know it an offer has landed and the BODs recommend to share holders to vote for it or risk losing everything.

IMM is on AIM and it's a cess pit - not because of the retail share holders - but because of the way PE firms and brokers work together with Company Directors in their own interests rather than those of the ordinary share holders. This could be why there is now a significant delay. Maybe there really IS huge interest in P140 but Tim and a buyer want to diddle ordinary pis out of their fair share. Anything could happen. With each excuse Tim comes out with for a deal being delayed people should think on this possible outcome.

I did try to tell people that was the plan. I’m aghast that they have blithely been voted to stay on. Astonishing that people still trust them with their money. Takes all sorts.

Immupharma is on their list….so please be careful.

Don’tcare montacute. Just can’t abide the nonsense posts that encourage people to throw more than they should into a stock that’s incredibly risky and whose CEO has a long track record of being highly unreliable in delivering on his (many) promises.

Look through this and I’m afraid you’ll see how many such companies end up delisting and being taken private. The bigger the potential prize at the end the more likely AIM share holders are to end up being shafted.

https://hardmanandco.com/research/corporate-research/the-monthly-january-2026/

Confirmed then J Kemp, ‘there’s nothing’ this time round.

Wonder how the sp will fare tomorrow now the few of us who predicted there would be no deal this week have been proven correct. Hopefully no one was foolish enough to buy on the back of the totally inaccurate predictions from the other side of the fence

Well the old fart needs to get down the shops and buy himself a new crystal ball. On second thoughts, don’t bother.

Wow NU I see what you did there. Genius

Yep just starting to twitch nicely.

3 of the Directors own over 10% each and there are only about 120m shares.

What would happen were Stubben Edge to do a RTO into MAC in order to get a quick and cheap Listing on LSE with their fingers well and truly in the huge Weardale pie filled with brine and lithium? (not my fab combo)

I'm in TCG but only with the first of a few tranches. I need to see a little more concrete evidence to go in deeper. Tim has failed to deliver for far too long and has no problem with over egging the pudding when it comes to the reality of IMM's chances of selling any of its products. He's been exactly the same at Incanthera so it's just the way he is. Totally unreliable. There could be a deal, there could also be nothing at all. That's why the market isn't lapping up shares just now. He's also shown himself to be a whipping boy for the likes of Lanstead in the past so there's that weighing on my mind too. Oh and the fact he simply hasn't mentioned Avion. I also see them causing something of an obstruction to any deal, licensing or otherwise. One thing he was right about in October (obviously got it hopelessly wrong in Sept) is that these thing take time and are complicated. He must have felt a bit of a fool to tell the whole world there will, chuckle chuckle, be a deal, a chunky deal ...or more..by the end of the year only to fail to get anything at all over the line.

Just answered it. If you can't understand that or refuse to then that's your problem. Old twat. Ignorant as well as conceited. I hope your boat has a hole in it and you end up at the bottom of the deep blue sea. You'll make more sense to all the other old barnacles down there than up on terra firma.

Binned.

Rookie - 'but just continue to spout rubbish'

the mcap is about £35m. Can you explain that then please? Why is no one willing to pay for shares at a mcap of £250m?

Oh, and saying the mcap is £35m..that's not rubbish. It's FACT.

Ogm4 I think it was undervalued when the sp was under 2.5p but not now, or for the time being at least.

It’s a potential market size OSD but, as you know full well, Tim’s history tells us he’s very good at telling us market size info but not very good at accessing it with any IMM products. The mcap is currently about £35m. When or rather IF that potential market size is realised the mcap will go through the roof. Until someone puts their money where their mouth is and actually pays for P140 it does not have a market of any size. It’s not even in a phase III trial yet. You’re just winding people up and distracting from the fact there are no FACTS to confirm anyone is yet willing to pay for P140 and you don’t like it. The irony of being called a ‘stupid boy’ by an old fart… I would bet an awful lot of money I out rank you academically. Admittedly my chosen field has nout to do with stocks and shares but in terms of Honorary Doctorates…how many have you been given? Got a sailing badge perhaps from your local yacht club? Well done old boy.

That is from 2018. Relevant now?

There is no confirmed market size for P140 yet OSD. If there was the mcap would not be sitting at £35m. Stop being silly.

P140 is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it. If that’s billions of quid then you can tell me what its confirmed market size is! Until then it doesn’t have a market size because no one is quite sure yet what it can do and whether or not Tim was telling porkies when he said it was ‘truly groundbreaking’. I hope for all our sakes he was for once telling the absolute truth, rather than half truths, as is his wont to do.

And there is the Avion elephant in the room that also no one can clarify with any real degree of confidence. Our CEO has of course said nothing about that because that would put a fly in the ointment of sentiment he needed to build up before Christmas. All a bit quiet and post Festive cheer now. Maybe there will be an epiphany on or around Epiphany OSD.

Thing is OSD no one’s predictions have been proved right thus far. Sp may fall after this conference is over, it may not. If Tim’s track record of delivering on promises was even slightly better than it is then I’d feel far more comfortable.

I think you should get down to the shops on your mobile scooter now OSD . Don’t waste precious time.

And Avion have had the rights to begin a phase III trial on P140 for years now but they’ve not bothered, even after having seen the new data and heard Tim’s interviews in Sept. Why not?

17% of zip is….yep, zip!