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You were saying Steve?

Please don’t.

‘Loosing’?? Forgive him Lord for he knows not what he does.

I think it’s very telling that none of the warrants are being exercised even though vast majority if not all are at a much lower price than the current share price. This strongly suggests to me that most people that have the warrants know this is going to go an awful lot higher soon. I am very much enjoying this wonderful blue day here and it makes up slightly for having such a torrid time having been former investor at GDR which is currently going through a terrible time with the directors making clumsy attempt to shaft all its ordinary private investors. AIM at its very worst With the share price that has been eroded by over 99% and the number of shares from 85,000,000 to over 3 billion in just over two years. A staggering performance by any ones way of thinking. They’re just maybe a brilliant opportunity for investors there as there is a resistance of sorts underway right now from activist shareholders so do keep an eye on that please, not that I am giving financial advice of any sort, I just think it might might be a brilliant opportunity especially for new investors whilst it’s at critically low levels if the company can be put on the right footing in the next few Weeks. Apologies for posting or mentioning another company.

Back to IMM go go go!

David, would you/could you offer to buy the billion shares that are being voted on in October? If you became the thunder for the placing I think that would obviously guarantee you a position on the board but more importantly would re-engage many private investors in supporting GDR. Easy for me to suggest such a thing but of course I realise it would be a huge amount of money and not something I could possibly do myself in 1 million years but I would certainly feel happier going forward if you were on the board and we had a guarantee that those new billion shares would not be forward sold until either a specific share price had been Reached or the company was made a significant offer as a buyout.

Thank you for engaging with this billboard it is fascinating to see just how low the directors of GDR have stooped to now that things are not going their way. You are quite right not to sling mud as a major shareholder and one that potentially might sit on the board. I however can and will wear it’s appropriate. They have insinuated suggested hinted and Albert lied in this mornings are NS and I am a told at the level of desperation now exhibited by these company directors. If the FCA are not looking at GDR closely right now then they bloody well ought to be! What is happening is a disgrace! Thank you Mr. Nugent for your continued efforts to get this company on the right track and in representing the interests of ordinary shareholders. I’m not currently a holder but have a reasonable chunk of money ready to put in to GDR depending on what transpires in the next couple of days and leaves me enough time to vote. Best of luck to all genuine holders.

I am watching the share volume for today and can see that once again there is far more being bought and sold and yet the MMS peel Hunt most likely are determined to keep it down and allow someone out at just above the asking price, sorry not asking price the recent placing price

What is the HUMIRA deal of £1.2bn worth in today’s money? Why specifically refer to that one?

Nugent and Nugent Holdings Ltd might have a favourable relationship with a business lending department of a Bank and could possibly raise the £5m on the back of their own credit security. Does anyone doubt GDR’s machines will eventually take in a staggering amount of revenue? Or that the FDA application being submitted wouldn’t put a rocket under the sp and raise the mcap drastically? I would hope a bank would see the business case for a short term loan of say 2 to 3 years and that currently the biggest dangers to GDR are the current Directors and …delays from all the regulatory bodies involved. Every single one has slowed up this process but…but we are nearly there!

Stocksaint, would you? With Gino and Russ at the helm? I wouldn’t unless I could be sure of removing them immediately once I took over and that the new ii investors who funded the most recent placing were not going to turn into an activist share holding entity. Think about it.

Mr Nugent and English need to act very fast. Could they muster between them £2.5m to buy the company outright and publicise the fact they can ensure a bank loan or similar for £5m that won’t dilute share holders any further, no issue of extra shares and they work out a way of getting their money back - a handsome reward - once the company is profitable and selling shed loads.

They ain’t got long….

Money mule, you’ve been here 5 minutes you sheister and are only interested in making 10%. Tough luck, you picked a dud

God this has got my blood boiling. My mind often goes back to Cheek’s response in an online investor Q and A session to the question of whether or not the company has been involved in any discussions to take the company private. He said ‘I don’t want to answer that… ‘. Looking back on it, I think firstly there obviously had been discussions And secondly that the way he answered the question clearly showed he was deeply uncomfortable in speaking an outright lie. That imho sealed his fate. I think the question was most likely planted by someone in-the-know and who knew Cheek was against the plan and so they had to find a way to get him out. If he had lied and said ‘no’ then that could have been used to force him to resign. Conspiracy theory maybe but Cheek was by far the most qualified person to do what was needed for GDR but was there barely a year and then rewarded with another year of salary at a time when clearly the company was losing money hands over fist each and every month! I apologise to everyone for going on and on about this I’ve found the whole experience of investing in GDR deeply distressing. I’ve never been involved in a company with such great products but where every single aspect of the journey has played the interests of creating value for shares holders. I really hope all those with money currently tied up here that something good happens. Soon!

Tom investing, they have just received £1.2 million for the 400 million shares recently issued so they are now funded into 2026, probably until the end of January the retail raise will give them another month so I think we’re looking at the end of February by which time, as long as the resolutions are rejected, David Nugent and shareholders need to come together with a different package of funding for the company going forward. If I was involved, I am afraid I would put as many of the staff on extended leave explaining fully the reasons why it was necessary And essential staff would be kept on but at reduced salaries until such time as the company is profitable. If one word of what Gino said has been true then the potential revenues for GDR are massive and every single member of staff could be reimbursed any lost income further down the line without it hitting the sides financially for the company. The first step is to get the resolutions rejected and the second is to remove Gino from the CEO role and Russ Shaw from the CFO role and Gill as chairman as quickly as possible and put in a responsible team of professional businessman in their place that shareholders can trust.

And to rub salt into the wound, the directors must realise this RSS will send the share price plummeting yet again! What does that lead to? The GM in October if resolutions are passed may open the door for someone to fund the next placing at even more of a discount to the already woeful share price. I Think they may already have nailed on 0.1 5P for the next placing and see this as a very good means to get the share price there quickly so that the discount isn’t quite as huge as the last one of a 64%!

If DN offered to buy the company now, even for its current market cap of just £2.5 million I would support it if there was also the promise that he would organise non-diluted funding until the company reached profitability and he promised to restore Gino to his former role in the company and sack Ross Shaw. If this promise of non-diluted funding was carried forward, I think the share price would quickly recover and if in a years time there is good news then DN will get a far more favourable response from existing shareholders than the utter contempt shareholders now feel for the current board of directors.

It is the CFO‘s responsibility to look after the financial welfare of the company. One quick glance at the last two years to see where we are now very simply confirms that Ross Shaw does not have a clue how to run a company or plan its financial future. This has been an utter disaster and the chairman should also resign instantly has as he has overseen this spell of incompetence and naivety and unprofessional conduct from the people at the top of the company.

I wonder if GDR employees have any idea just how rotten the company is at the top?

Indeed. The directors are clearly extremely worried about the way things are going in tens of the vote at the Oct GM. This is the BODs warning shot a) to slightly discredit DN and b) threaten share holders not to vie against otherwise they might go bust.

It supposedly confirms no approaches have been made to acquire the company - easy for this to be true but of course does in no way confirm there isn’t a plan for such. They will have been unbelievably careful not to leave a trail of evidence that the FCA could go sniffing after. Clever and deceitful.

If it’s all true then it simply highlights what a disastrous job they’ve done of running the company. The share price in the last two years or so is down over 99% AND the numbers of shares has multiplied by nearly 40x!! That’s quite a performance and for which they have been handsomely rewarded. These guys are charlatans and they know it and now they are scared the ordinary share holders are doing something about it. My £10k will go in today and the second I’m permitted to vote I will hit the NO button.

Sorry Amers, I think it’s worse still. The October GM is to approve the Resolutions so all your newly allocated shares need to be approved in the Oct GM. Meaning you will only have as many voting rights as you had before. The new 400m shares are now in the hands of the Allenby Clients & can be used for voting rights at the Oct GM.

‘ 400,000,000 Firm Placing Shares will be issued and allotted under the Company's existing share capital authorities. 1,198,750,000 Conditional Placing Shares and such number of Retail Offer Shares that are subscribed for and all Warrants will be issued and allotted conditional on shareholder approval at the General Meeting expected to be convened for mid-October 2025. The Company expects to post the circular, including the notice of General Meeting in the coming days.’

I think the 400m have already been issued hence the new share count, as advertised here on LSE is about 1.02bn shares now.

The extra billion and retail shares are still awaiting issue as stated in the last RNS re placings.

‘ Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the admission of 1,413,625,000 New Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM ("Second Admission"). This comprises: (i) 1,248,750,000 Conditional Placing Shares; and (ii) 164,875,000 Retail Offer Shares. These New Ordinary Shares will rank pari passu with the existing Ordinary Shares.’

We have to hope that the Allenby Clients have sold a large chunk of their 400m shares already but personally I think it’s unlikely, sad to say

We will know how it all plays out in a week’s time. 9am in Manchester not a very friendly time for a GM of such importance.

Followed by a move from one big pharma to take everything * (£2bn)!!

Rookie - I agree with you about the likelihood of a full buyout. However, not on the sum of £1bn.

'I’m confident of a full TO. Any partners can scoop the lot for £1B and control the full auto immune market for 20years generating hundreds of billions (if proven)'

If they could take 'control' of the 'full auto immune market for 20 years' then a buyout price would, I suspect, be rather more than £1bn! If it gives control then more than one big pharma will be eyeing P140 and IMM up.

The absolute ideal scenario would be for an initial surge in the sp based on nothing but sentiment, (20p?) followed by an initial offer for one of the small projects in the portfolio, (50 - 60p?) followed by a move from one big pharma to take everything, (£2?) and then an all-out bidding war to ensue between even just 2 or 3 of any of this lot below would push the final settlement a fair bit higher imho (£3 - 4bn?)

AZ, Pfizer, Merck, Bristol Myers Squibb, Roche, Eli Lilly, GSK, Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, Takeda, Sanofi, Amgen....I could easily add more. It only takes 2 to be interested to cause some serious action here.