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9,500 people visited the AxisBiotix booth at Superdrug Presents:

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Apart from compulsory financial statements and investigation news, we have had no operational news since October, which amounts to eight months of tumbleweed. Had there been any material news, good or bad, it should have been disseminated even during a suspension. One example is the pre-announced springtime decision by Superdrug about whether to extend our trial into more stores. The least we should have heard is that this decision has been delayed. And the last Croda news was almost a year ago.

Has there been nothing to report on further commercialisation of our IP? Have all our R&D programmes still shut down?

What work are our staff doing and are they fully occupied?

AMP8 dissected: https://www.murraymcintosh.com/article/amp8-year-0--a-slow-start-with-high-stakes

Progressing well on most fronts and current site activity is very reassuring; but much depends on when the delayed AMP8 kicks in. Coleman profit margin is double that of Tamdown.

I don't think the CEO understands the need to improve stock market liquidity. Perhaps we need someone who is more City savvy.

There are many possible reasons for remaining suspended, including a need or desire to recruit, vet and appoint a new chairman and CFO before resuming trading. Speculation is pointless. Trust Alyson Levett to do whatever needs to be done in the best interest of all stakeholders.

The interim results are good and may even move the share price. Comms still poor imho – NEXS should be announcing individual contract wins. Maybe we need to be taken over.

Sharecast: "UK housebuilder Vistry said on Wednesday that it expects first half profits to be "significantly" lower than last year as it focused on cash generation and cutting debt, forecasting full-year adjusted pre-tax earnings to be in the middle of estimates. In a trading update, Vistry added that it expects the second half to be in line with 2025, driven by a step up in demand for affordable housing, but noted that the level of macroeconomic uncertainty has increased since the start of the Iran war, "and with it the range of potential outcomes for the current year"."

Oddly, SOH didn't mention OPTI's revised strategy (announced on 1/4/26) to get rid of its stock investments.

And now one of the biggest/longest overhangs in the history of the universe has all but gone, which should be a cause for rejoicing if only…

Next we have to train the new BoD how to put out good news without sending the SP tumbling…

We know of one at 9p Whackery because OPTI have just announced it.

Off-market trades can happen at any time, suspension or not.

I did the maths and made it 9p. Not my strong suit. 11p is extraordinary.

April 1 RNS:

"Post period

· Strategic shift from building a broad business with holdings in PBX and SBTX and products in multiple territories to focus on high growth areas and commercial sustainability"

O'Hara recently flagged up that OPTI would be getting out of its stock market holdings so no surprise, apart from the timing. Someone obviously happy to pay 9p for a sizeable chunk of stock which some believe will be much cheaper in a week or two's time. MD has always wanted O'Hara's shares so he must be the most likely buyer.

Did I mean his Danu hyperlink?

Ashman has engineered it so that his Hero hyperlink doesn't take you to his Skins history, and vice versa.

Trading Statement (summary by AI):

"Persimmon Plc reported a positive start to 2026, with net private sales per outlet per week increasing by 3% to 0.67 and private forward sales rising 7% to £1.80 billion, reflecting an improved sales rate and higher average selling prices. The company has not experienced material impacts from geopolitical uncertainty, though it notes early signs of increased inflationary pressure. Persimmon anticipates delivering profit before tax in line with consensus and completing between 12,000 and 12,500 homes in 2026, supported by a robust balance sheet and a strong landbank."

Hardly rocket science: it doesn't take six weeks to find and fix one accruals misstatement. And there has been speculation a-plenty about the over-large fundraise since day one, including repeatedly by me. Can't see any point in pontificating further at this stage when we are about to be told what went on.

I hope that other heads roll. Part of the delay may have been to give the new directors time to find replacements.

According to the QCA Corporate Governance Code - which SBTX claim to follow - Hunt should have left by now as he has been there too long.

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