Hit a nerve, they only had £1.5m cash in sept most of that will be gone by the end of February on director salaries, there will need to be dilution kiddo, currently way way overvalued at 80m
How many more shares will be issued in order to raise the money neened for any works to start.
Looks like this is being pumped prior to fund raising and floating another 60-80m shares at an over inflated price. Lots more hype on the way prior to the bomb drop
Todays M/C of £80m is way overvalued imo and based on alot of hope.
RE: Coordination of Minority Shareholders11 Nov 2025 15:06
Hi MJ
I got the same whistleblow reply this is after my initial reply from the FCA telling to address my concerns to that email.
It is aparent that the FCA is full of employees with a lazy can't be bothered so pass the book attitude
I have sort help 4times and once over the phone and had nothing of any substance back, i'm sure there are good people working within the FCA its just hoping that one of us comes across them and they show a willingness to investigate what so many of us smaller shareholders are telling them.
It may be worth speaking to a legal specialist that may be able to initiate a delay or block on the timescales the board have subjected us to.
RE: Coordination of Minority Shareholders11 Nov 2025 11:27
Its a clear case of market manipulation designed by the board to swindle shareholders, the FCA and the LSE should be all over it.
The FCA is the primary body responsible for taking legal and enforcement action against market manipulation itself, while the LSE enforces its own market rules and collaborates with the FCA on market integrity issues
RE: Coordination of Minority Shareholders11 Nov 2025 10:59
Holders still need to be pushing the FCA to act
Just because someone acting on behalf of the FCA can not be bothered it doesn't exempt them of their
obligations to protect shareholder.
The authority to act against AIM-listed companies for market manipulation in the UK is primarily held by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The London Stock Exchange (LSE) also plays a role in the day-to-day regulation of the market and its participants.