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For now mrRsoul, for now. Just have to pick my moment at some point next year….

Nice moniker btw. Suits you.

Don’t think they can be buys unless we’re in some kind of parallel universe - they knocked the BID down on the strength of the first one and given they’re of a similar size it looks to me as someone has exited using a broker and again managed to obscure from the rest of the market what’s really happening.

Erm…mardler I think it was Tim who decided a deal/deals would be done by year end….

And to prove my point….i can’t sell a bean. Then half an hour later with no trades at all someone can sell over £8k at 1.75p all in one go. It’s just not a level playing field. Pis always used as the

‘ IMM is not a lifestyle company’

Hilarious. Over nearly 20 years it’s still achieved nothing commercially. Nothing. Whilst the CEO Tim takes home a pay packet of £300k per year. Oh another £200k per year for Incanthera. I think he qualifies as a typical AIM company director don’t you?

Anyway, he has this one last chance as far as I’m concerned. A deal by spring

So Bid and share price lowered on no trades - and people say there’s no manipulation by mms or obscured trading activity!

Might I also point out that in the most recent interview the CEO stated that with regards to 2025 being the year of delivery that expectations had ‘largely been met’. Does that mean Tim himself is not expecting much more from any subsequent deal that might be announced in 2026? Much of what he was referring to as the year of delivery has already happened. The inference was that the’deal’ he is now referring to in the New Year in 2026 is very complicated and will only be minor part of the 2025 year of delivery expectations.

Again, I’m thinking OTM has in fact got this right. Unnervingly so. Is OTM in fact Tim in disguise and trying to rein in expectations and give a more sensible steer on what pis should expect.

As stated before, I DO expect a deal at some point in 2026 but think it will take longer than a few weeks into 2026 and also that it will be a relatively small deal owing to the complications of other parties involved such as Avion and the French organisation involved in early development stages.

Could we see £1 per share? Yes, I actually think that’s possible but unlikely given who IMM have in their team. Ketan and Tim will be no match for any M & A specialist legal teams representing any of the big pharma potential buyers. More like 30p? I’d say that’s quite likely in fact and as such from a share price of 5p (if it ever drops that far) that’s a 6 bagger. It would be a really good punt from there or even at current levels but there could be further delays announced in early 2026 so I’m waiting on the sidelines.

Stout - The recent share price was hovering at about 9p+ - about 50% down from the spike at 19p. Was that drop off 50% down to me? There was then another 50% drop to current levels of c6p. Was that also down to my posts? Or the RNS which revealed that, after repeated protestations from the CEO there would be a deal in 2025, that he’d got it wrong (again) ? Not only that he then pleads with share holders to ‘hold the faith’ and ‘believe what management say’. No, the damage to the reputation of AIM is NOT down to handful of trolls - and I think proactive are probably thinking more of the likes of Tom Winnifrith than little old me - but more by the outrageous levels of deception and conniving that goes on between AIM company directors, iis who lend money for placings but which are often forward sold, and mms who aid them in making sure they see profit from such deals. That’s why AIM is seen as a cess pitcher and Casino. FCA isn’t bothered about any of that so do you really think they’d bring their weight down on a tiny pi who has forthright opinions and has often been proved right about the shameless financial operations of certain AIM Company directors who reward themselves with huge salaries, bonuses and options whilst deliberately devaluing a Company’s share value, rendering many retain investors hugely out of pocket? No, it’s not the likes of me Proactive should be pointing the finger at.

The bare faced cheek of the man astounds…

‘ Open and transparent communication with our shareholders is essential’

I read it and laughed. It’s as if they want to blame AIM’s reputation on trolls rather than the people who are actually causing all the damage and instigating the corruption. If the FCA can’t be bothered to go after any AIM company Directors then I very much doubt they’ll go after some bb trolls who are often proved to be right anyway in their theories of unscrupulous AIM company Directors.

Decided to sell today but can’t even get a quote to sell £500! Not sure how some every now and again can sell £2k to £3k. Must be using brokers. I’m with HL. Looks like I’m stuck here until we have news, whether good or bad. Damn, been stuck in this for far too long already and if I read one more of the Chairman’s poorly written edicts I’ll tear what’s left of my hair out! Poor lad can’t even spell. The Nomad clearly isn’t taking any interest whatsoever in what’s going on with Marechale as they would usual at least glance over an RNS to check for facts- that is why they’re appointed after all - but the last two or three have clearly been written at home (after!school?) And seem to reflect the hopes of one particular forlorn individual who has almost given up hope of ever having an investment success again.

They must all be voted out. No question.

They were planning and hoping to eventually take the company private imv and leave retail share holders with nothing. There’s been no means of recourse for many who have already lost a lot of money here. These 3 men CANNOT be trusted or left in charge and should have already taken a much bigger wage cut. They’ve not taken any. Just deferred. I will be voting all 3 out.

Suoerimbecileman - my posts here have cost share holders nothing and have no impact on IMM’s fortunes. Tim’s words do, and have cost share holders much in previous years and for any who invested on the back of the lie: there will be a deal by end of 2025. I suspect many were expecting a deal well before now even after Tim said a deal could happen ‘from any day now’ back in September.

No, you’re right, you should believe every word he says because he’s always delivered on what he’s promised. Oh no, hang on a mo…

I do hope rookie1 is reading all these informative posts as I think it was he who recently asked when did Tim lie? Well, he might not have lied out rightly or knowingly but in which case he’s definitely shown he’s a CEO that can’t get any predictions or business forecasts anything like right. It’s compelling evidence - to me at least - that Tim shoots from the hip, as it were, in his comments regarding the businesses he has become very rich from. It does indeed appear that if Tim wishes something to happen he just comes out says it’s going to happen, only for nothing to transpire. Any CEO with this level of business acumen ie a very lowly level, should perhaps be removed to another role or just removed altogether and find someone who might work for IMM (& Incanthera) in a more sensible, honest and professional manner.

Maybe Tim has retirement lined up in the back of his mind and has just played the market in the hope something might finally land/stick so he can walk away with an extremely healthy gold watch send off. Afraid not Tim, you will be hoisted by your own petard and there are many ordinary seamen who have lost fish in your empty nets and wayward captaincy. Is the ship steering its last course on to some rather nasty looking rocks? No phase III trial evidence to speak of so all the recent hyperbole has come from Tim and the team who just may have misinterpreted the data - verified I know by Jackson but they didn’t verify any of Tim’s wild interpretations of it.

* rebarm

Remark - interesting post, all based on fact.

So, this is an accurate appraisal of where P140 is - and that, let’s face it doesn’t appear to be much further advanced than it was a few years ago.

So, what has suddenly led to Tim’s recent outbursts ?

Game changing.

Paradigm shift

Truly ground breaking

On what is Tim basing these statements?

I mentioned Avion a couple of weeks ago as being a definite impediment to any potential deal. I’ve no doubt if there’s any value or truth in what Tim says then Avion will be playing hardball with a team of lawyers rather more impressive than IMM’s reps…. Although that’s assuming anyone believes there really are any talks or negotiations going on.

After all that research and knowledge you’ve obtained recently Prof, what’s your actual expectation here? Firstly if it’s a licensing deal and secondly if it’s a complete buyout? And I’m not asking so I can shoot it down in flames but purely as you are one of the more balanced and reasonable posters on this bb and I’m intrigued to know where the middle ground may lie in opinion.

Doesn’t really matter prof if the interview is from 2019! It hasn’t gained any traction yet and still has to under go phaseIII trials

I guess I look at the current value of the company and how professional it is. From current low mcap is it sensible to expect a deal worth billions? That’s a 20 bagger just for £1bn

Surely if those numbers were even just a vague possibility there would be many in this sector having a little flutter and the sp would be double where it is now.

I personally don’t think the govt wants to give any more funding to Weardale going on the current snail pace of the critical minerals policy. I actually think they are looking at the rising price of lithium and hoping the private sector will take the strain and pay for everything. When it eventually gets going and is a success they will claim it’s all because of their policy.

Hoping there might be news by the spring.

Thank you prof. That’s all good research and thank you for sharing. As I’ve admitted I’m hoping for a slightly lower entry point having sold out at around 8p on the last RNS I’ll not bother arguing any of those facts. I’m still highly sceptical about such a deal coming off for IMM and this particular ceo but there should be a deal of sorts. The interview debacle in Sept really rankles but I’ll just have to let it go. It would be good to have some confirmation that at least one third party signed up to the NDAs has begun some DD but I suspect we won’t get that, and certainly not before Christmas.