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Perhaps DN is going to spend another £1.8m buying up the shares to get over the 50% mark. Otherwise, you wonder what the point is. Then he'll have a lot of stuff to overcome/fix in a very short space of time I guess.

Out of those you listed Claret, only DN is a shareholder. The others are just custodians on behalf of small PIs

Surely Peel Hunt and Allenby won't get involved with another fundraiser plan now this one has failed, and wasn't even close to getting shareholder approval. As things stand, I can't see this company surviving beyond February. Where is the cash going to come from to keep the lights on?

I think Sharebel is probably right. This has got to be one of the strangest situations I've seen with any AIM share. It's not going to be good for SP in the weeks to come am afraid.

Sorry, meant DN

Even if DG got a seat on board with his 15%, very much doubt much would change here in terms of strategy. Probably DG would understand the business better. But he would just be a kind of adviser with his 15%, so he could give his view. He wouldn't be chairman. For that he would need over 50%. If he went to 75% of course, he would even more than "control", as could just pass special resolutions how he pleased.

Perhaps they would just ask again? They say they have no other plan.

My guess is vote will be on a knife edge

Single digit is difficult to imagine. But wouldn't be surprised if it ends up in the 30s or even 20s one day. Thing is that bitcoin is highly correlated to US tech stocks for some reason. It's just because bitcoin has become a kind of risk proxy. So big sell-off in US market is likely to see big drop in bitcoin. Look at today. Nasdaq futures are down about 1% pre-market open. Bitcoin is down 3%.

Could this be a sell on news type thing? What do people think will be increase (or not) in share price once funding is actually confirmed?

Stanley,

We're all guessing but doubt very much anything like that's going to happen. You're aware an investment company called Redmile owns over 80% of company so is in "control" position? (They've put a lot into Redx and should be looking to get decent profit out of it, which can only be good for us.)

Amers definitely

Lol, Amers, did you get that vision in a dream?

No wonder the board are so scared. As it's 75%, the vote could go either way. Especially as you got a couple of large shareholders saying they will vote no, and then on top of that a lot of shareholders might not actually bother voting. I wouldn't like to predict it. And the BOD have no idea what they'll do if it's a no vote. Oh dear.

What was I trying to do Roger? Go on give us a laugh. Need to hear one of your fantasy/consipiracy theories. lol

Ah yes, I see that now. Resolution 2 is special. So could be very close.

I'm thinking they only need over 50% to pass the latest resolutions, as they appear to be "ordinary" rather than "special" this time, so not 75%.

2. GDR are still waiting for full NICE greenlight to allow rollout in England and Wales (from memory this is expected/could come in 2026)

3. Once the trusts secure funding for a product they can get the funds to buy them direct from NHS England (so a bit like someone giving me money to buy a particular chocolate bar.)

BTW: 1. NICE doesn't cover Scotland.

I get it: "invested in GDR", was a kind of metaphor. Like when I buy a chocolate bar from the corner shop, I'm "invested" in the chocolate bar. lol