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Let’s hope he can sell N4p for $100m.

IPO of course may come at any time up to March25. Therefore Oct through December remain poss.

The use of Optimers is novel in the cosmetic sector. Success in ,in vivo trials with Optimer enhanced deodorants would be transformational for Aptamer. Further, suggested joint development work with Unilever in the cosmetics sector, is testament to the strengthening relationship between the companies.

Any royalty deal on the deodorant joint project, would elevate Aptamer to a completely different magnitude, as a company.

An announcement re a large pharma showing interest, cannot come soon enough.

In the last two weeks HUD’s output has slowed marginally, which tallies with August being holiday season. Monthly still on a

decent rate approx 25k I would guess. The company does seem to have lined up more household names as suppliers, which bodes well.

Directors have priced their new share options at 2p or 10 x raise price, if I have understood correctly.

Buyers waking up to the value here.

Some director buying might show confidence.

Of course there is the classic example of the old GEC. Lord Weinstock built up a £1 billion pound cash pile. The pressure to act grew, until a new young CEO blew the lot on overpriced acquisitions and bankrupted the company in short order.

Like Warren Buffet , keeping a cash pile until the right opportunity arises, can be sensible.

Trek, absolutely agree.

SURE is the company symbol. RNS out.

Sure Valley comments on the transformative Landvault acquisition for $450m and reiterates that there are other companies within its portfolio that are now potentially worth many times their investment.

This is exciting news. To be joint marketing this breakthrough with the well connected and regarded, Californian organisation, is meaningful indeed,for a £2million market cap company such as N4P.

An outfit with a great record for finding equity winners.

I still ponder how politics may have played a part in the withholding of the loan guarantee.

The Labour Party and Civil Service are not immune to being persuaded by vested interests.

The last eight days, orders are back to 1k per day.

Well let’s hope the stirrings are signs of a more positive outlook.

Very poor investor communication from this company.

According to the FT, the $50m revenue AI start up is being valued at $3bn after its latest funding round. A competitor to ChatGPT that shows AI valuations are still through the roof. Good news for MFAI and its stable of AI investments.

To invest so many millions in a GAA stadium and refuse H and W backing, suggests that the Labour Party have shown their hand.