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S2030, I bit of a pointless post. Is any company makes no progress in 3 years then one wouldn't expect the sp to progress.

Maybe grow up and take accountability for your own investment decisions, rather than come on here every day posting rubbish that adds no value.

If you think the sp won't increase in 3 years then back that opinion and sell up.

Exactly UDWG.

Those of us who attended the event have no worries about production volumes as it was explained our 20% shareholder can provide a production line "when the volumes are high enough".

So we have no production volume issue.

Isb, why do you think we can only supply 50,000 units?

Happy Easter to all those posters who left and then got "resurrected" often under a different name.

Extra kudos to the multiple achievers

Blackcap, as you mention intelligence

A valuation is calculated by numbers of shares in issue x the sp.

4.8bn shares x 60p is not £5bn, its less than £3bn

However, I tend to agree with you that a 100p sp and £5bn valuation is much more likely in the short-term, then from there who knows where this could go?

#Team300

It's the members of the Telegram group that turned up yesterday, saw the tech in action and asked questions of the mgt. Paul & Martin led from the front and answered the questions asked by shareholders, in lengthy discussions after the official meeting closed.

I invest my own money and make my own decisions, so I turned up and asked the questions face to face, they answered my list of questions either in the presentation or afterwards.

Others stayed at home commentating, that's up to them.

Just catching up with the comments on here as I was actually at the event hearing directly from the people who run the business and the industry experts.

More confident than ever, but I won't be posting any specifics, as the armchair experts think they have it covered and anyone who listens to them deserves the outcome they get.

Heathcliff, yes there is a Q&A, I look forward to hear you ask your questions live tomorrow

Blackcap, SM are the only DMS provider to supply "cars on the road" data, as a shareholder I am interested in the cumulative nunber, not by customer. For me that's the correct level of transparency

Brockwl, you haven't "established" anything because you or anyone else on here don't know the breakdown by OEM, as quite rightly the company don't provide that level of detail.

If sure when you ask that question live at the Townhall Paul will explain, or alternatively just keep posting your guesses on here rather than attend amd ask the questions in person.

I take real offence to anyone suggesting that Safestocks is more delusional than I.

After 12 years of being wrong, I feel I deserve that title, safestocks has actually been correct on occasion.

Https://www.safestocks.co.uk/

Breaking, yes he is "mates" with his pension.....

Istabraq Pty Ltd, a person closely associated with Martin Ive, Chief Financial Officer, purchased a total of 500,000 ordinary shares ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 2.25 pence per Ordinary Share.

Paul has said for a long-time the key goal is "cashflow breakeven runrate".

I look forward to hearing how we are progressing and the impact of the $12m of cost improvement that was completed this week.

I know I am in a minority on this board, but I am actually attending the company townhall next week.

I am looking forward to hearing from the actual CFO who has invested more than £600k of his own money in the company.

Blackcap, the facts are that the CFO has invested over £600k of his own money, you are obviously in a different financial league to most of us if that's "nibbling".

BB, to be fair, the "small PI" has posted on here that they sold.

The large holder CFO has announced via RNS that he has bought.

Breaking, I don't expect this share to pay a div for a long time. Likely sold before dividends happen.

He is buying for the SP gain not the div.

Martin IVE Holding

10,924,726

Average price 5.55p

Paid GBP = £606,846

Paid AUD = A$1.2m

I wonder who knows more about the future direction of the business?

PDMR / Director Dealing

Seeing Machines Limited (AIM: SEE, "Seeing Machines" or the "Company"), the advanced computer vision technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety, announces that on 27 March 2025 Martin Ive, Chief Financial Officer, purchased a total of 200,000 ordinary shares ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 2.13 pence per Ordinary Share, a total of 250,000 Ordinary Shares at a price of 2.195 pence per Ordinary Share and a total of 118,000 Ordinary Shares at a price of 2.22 pence per Ordinary Share.

Following these purchases, Mr Ive is now beneficially interested in 10,925,726 Ordinary Shares, representing 0.22 per cent. of the issued share capital of the Company.