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I’m certainly beginning to wonder based on the last week of action.

I don’t think a 55% drop in just over a week with no new news is simply down to profit taking, it seems orchestrated and relentless and still isn’t done with.

Maybe a leak?

At this rate we’ll hit 3p before the MRE.

Absolutely relentless downward pressure in the last week, doesn’t seem like stopping.

We need the MRE to put a stop to it.

How much damage can be done between now and then though, whatever or whoever is causing the downward pressure is still going.

Genuine question: why are you making up fantasies? If you look at the last week of trading please enlighten me as to what is so absurd about my question?

I’m not a shorter and I don’t know if Monday is going to be a bad day or not until it happens.

Or another attack taking 15%-30% off?

First product is so far away, there’s so much that needs to be done before then and that costs money.

Well it better hurry as we’re in the mid 30s now

Needs the MRE to stop the downward pressure.

Heading to 30s now

If this rate of raid continues we could be back at single digits before the MRE.

Genuine answer is I don’t know but it’s hardly just noise now is it to drop that hard that fast on no news.

-40%-45% and still dropping in a week isn’t just trading noise .

It’s not my figures, it was a quick summary from AI as stated in the post to show the range and that a rough figure can’t be attributed without known values behind it.

If it’s classed as a strategic find it could attract further premiums on the below.

It really depends on the strength of the MRE and then the result of each stage after that. Each stage brings greater clarity and less risk that add up into more precise numbers.

A quick ai summary:

MRE stage (pre-economics):

Premium-driven deals, valued £0.5–0.9bn EV (~72–130p/share).

Scoping/PEA (0.15–0.30× NPV):

• NPV $1.5bn → £0.17–0.35bn (25–50p/share)

• NPV $3.0bn → £0.35–0.69bn (50–100p/share)

• NPV $5.0bn → £0.58–1.15bn (84–167p/share)

PFS (0.25–0.45× NPV):

• $1.5bn → £0.29–0.52bn (42–75p/share)

• $3.0bn → £0.58–1.04bn (84–150p/share)

• $5.0bn → £0.96–1.73bn (139–251p/share)

DFS (0.35–0.60× NPV):

• $1.5bn → £0.40–0.69bn (59–100p/share)

• $3.0bn → £0.81–1.39bn (117–201p/share)

• $5.0bn → £1.35–2.31bn (195–334p/share)