RE: Good to see….13 Oct 2025 22:34
Come on Bonneville, play fair. You are correctly pointing out that institutional investors own 80% but....that the largest of these is Hargreaves Lansdown, which of course is all private investors and not actually managed funds, which is what you're insinuating. II, AJBell, HL and other major platforms who own IMM shares to the tune of 72%. Bonneville knows this of course but is using his knowledge with skewed presentation of facts to his own ends.
There's a middle road in all of this and it's far more likely to be the case than the outrageously negative one OMT puts forward or the ramptastic versions posted today. I like to think I'm in the middle in that this new chap is almost certainly there to help do a placing or two but....that it might hopefully come after there has been a small deal which shows IMM has the potential to go all the way to major growth and thus even after another 200 - 300% increase in the sp that will still represent an attractive entry price for real iis eg private equity firms eg Lanstead, Riverfort and the like. No major iis such as Blackrock would touch anything like this until it has a £1bn mcap so that's for the birds.
My hope is this will see some kind of deal, probably a small licensing deal with a partner who is willing to commit some of the funding for the patent process, and that sees the sp climb higher towards 30p before any placings are completed. 30p is still a 200% rise form where we are today so would be a fantastic result in just 2 months from buying in.
Conversely, what I don't want to see is Tim try to begin raising vast amounts of money by issuing vast numbers of shares at a big discount in return for a major stake in the company before any major deals are completed. Seen it all before on AIM and normally pis get rinsed repeatedly before being squeezed out altogether.