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they spent millions developing nano fertilisers until duffers decided good old fashioned rocking horse ****e was the best fertiliser going.

The key word being subject to shareholder’s approval

Won't that depend who is doing the counting - the Directors have proved they can't add up.

Probably same message I got#

Nanosynth Group plc - Voluntary Liquidation

What is happening?

The board of Nanosynth Group plc has announced details of a proposal to be wound up voluntarily and to appoint liquidators. The Company also intends for the Company’s shares to be cancelled from trading on AIM. As a holder of 1,535,000 shares in your SIPP you will be affected by the liquidation.

How will my shareholding be affected?

The company will appoint a liquidator, subject to shareholder approval at an EGM on the 15 June 2023. The shares were suspended from trading on 16 May 2023, so you are unable to sell your shares before the proposed liquidation.

How to find out more and vote

You can vote on whether the liquidation goes ahead online. If you’re already logged in to your account simply click here and select the ‘give instruction’ link next to the relevant shareholder meeting(s)

If you’re not currently logged in, you’ll need to follow the steps below first:

Log in online

Select ‘view shareholder meetings’ which you’ll find under the link to your secure messages

You’ll need to do this before 1pm on Friday 9 June 2023 so your vote can be passed onto the company before the shareholder meetings. If you’ve recently bought shares, it will take 2-3 days for you to be able to vote on these.

We’re not able to accept instructions by post or through the HL app.

How much will I receive from the liquidation?

As a result of the insolvency of the Company, it is unlikely that there will be any residual value to distribute to shareholders.

If you have any queries regarding this matter please contact us. Please note that we can provide factual assistance but cannot provide advice. The information contained in this message is based on our understanding of the Official Document issued by Nanosynth Group plc and should not be seen as a recommendation to take any particular course of action. The full circular is available from us upon request.

Yours sincerely

Mya-Leigh Sim-Jones

Corporate Actions

Just voted against all resolutions on HL.....took 10 seconds to do.

NANOSYNTH GROUP PLC

2023 Ordinary General Meeting

To be held Thursday, June 15, 2023

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I've just sent my holding to Trisor via the twitter comment below.
Steve

I'm not so certain as the University of Nottingham owns part of PP, they both started out in Biocity and the University is still Gareth's employer I believe so its all linked together (somehow).

MrMerlot - next RNS could say we have bought PP out of our £5 million warchest?

Kainos - https://prometheanparticles.co.uk/

JP - he's already tried that.............don't you remember "The Phantom of the Opera"?

Price monitoring after market closed?????????????????

One just come out but not the one you thought..........

@DrMicho - I can see where you are coming from but we also managed the biggest shareholder revolt ever in aim history by getting Trev his P45 so don't be too hard on us.......................

@ Dr Micho - I can see where you are coming from but this BB also managed to pull off the biggest shareholder revolt in aim history to give Trev his P45 so don't be so hard on us...............................

@Kainos - be a good company to purchase with our £5m war chest don't you think?

you have to add .co.uk after register or at least I had to with my bank.

My (big) order paid for yesterday arrived today.
Thanks Torre

www.virionmasks.co.uk

www.virionmask.co.uk

@SupremeSpod - of course I don't know............only a handful of people will.
I was speaking as a private consumer, I could be throwing a perfectly functioning mask away after 7hrs when potentially it could last more hours/weeks etc.
The post was to highlight the cost per use rather than anything else.
In commercial settings this would not be questioned but privately I was just being curious.

The point I'm making is the selling point of our mask is considered high by some as its approx £1.20 per day.
Suppose the mask gave protection for a week then it would be less than 20p per day which makes it the cheapest mask going and the fact its not contaminated waste like the "normal" ones.