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RE: Emmm20 Nov 2025 21:36

I have a feeling that £1milllion is needed for the EMI licence:

£305,000 is required to become a fully authorized EMI. This capital is for the stability of the business, not for operations.

Operational Capital: After the initial capital, an EMI must maintain an operational capital equal to 2% of the total amount of electronic money issued.

Bring on the EMI

It seems like a lot of investors across the markets are preparing for a market crash and liquidating funds.

Tonyj, I do wonder if our business strategy was to sell the equipment at close to cost and get the earnings from looking after the billing side of things. If so, it certainly hasn’t worked out so far, although they do project profits as the meters come on line. We will have to see, but the companies silence doesn’t help.

Maybe they thought they could make them better!

Thanks Harleygreen.

I have not kept a check on major shareholders, but here is the list from the company website….. As at 24 October 2025, insofar as the Company is aware, shareholders holding more than 3% of the share capital of CyanConnode Holdings plc were:

Axia Investments Limited: 46,707,039 | 13.014%

Premier Miton Group plc: 34,209,118 | 9.53%

Herald Investment Management Limited: 17,133,957 | 4.77%

William David Johns-Powell: 19,621,561 | 5.467%

S Chari: 19,243,144 | 5.362%

MJ Trezise: 18,000,000 | 5.015%

Crux Asset Management Limited: 14,588,755 | 4.065%

P Gough: 14,482,556 | 4.0354%. Can Axia obtain more than 15% without making a bid or is the threshold 30%?

It would be nice if Smart Sustainability Solutions Limited, were to buy the funds shares. Would give an immediate boost to our sp, I’m sure.

No interims because of no TR1’s possibly?

Kat, I understand your trading strategy and good luck to you, but I can’t understand if you are out of this share why you need to comment, especially to the negative.

That’s true HHR. But It can also have a negative affect if the BOD saw an opportunity to acquire a business before others and couldn’t issue shares above the agreed limit in Resolution 5 to acquire it. They would have to do an EGM to get the necessary authority and could lose a purchase because of time constraints.

The BOD can do an open offer equity raise up to a certain limit and has to allow shareholders the same deal as others. Shareholders then have a choice whether to participate or not. I doubt we can vote against it as it was approved under Resolution 5. If shareholders don’t take up the offer, I am sure others would.

Disapplication!!!!!’nn

I believe that the disappearing of shares means they cannot allocate without including current shareholders until the next AGM or EGM if applicable. Last years authority has now ended.

Fully agree Harley and it looks like another large sell will be reported late. Once they reach just below 3%, (approximately 11 million shares), they only need to inform once and are free to dispose of any other shares without reporting it.

I’m not sure if the BOD are waiting to release the half yearly results or other news until the seller is finished. I don’t think they would like any news sold into and dampen the sp. ( I live in hope.)

Spell checker did me again. Miton!!

I thought it was Milton who were the distressed seller. Anyone have any thoughts? Premier Miton Group plc: 34,209,118 | 9.53%

Herald Investment Management Limited: 17,133,957 | 4.77%

I suppose they have to wait for notification before they can update.

What makes you think that Harley?

Any chance of a trading update being sorted?