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It’s a nice tick over business but it really shouldn’t be listed, the money Bai and Goh have spent could have easily been raised privately and most of the acquisitions have come to nothing, most of it j1zzed away on expensive legals.

I get the impression that they are humouring Shayne as the Tech lead but he’s miles behind the rest of the market. They have the bare bones but nothing anywhere near a full commercial prospect , let alone a chronic lack of operating licenses.

As I said at the start, Angra is it when you boil it all down

So as suspected the market is actually pricing this correctly, maybe even a little toppy.

Just so much guff is talked about here , so much empty nuance. When you boil it down people are essentially investing in a tinpot back street FX company (even Ace FX have a trader), the BoD of which are of no fixed location and the registered office is 12k miles away in Australia.

Yeah. Time to wake up to this S-show

Apart from Angra’s FX operation in London is this company actually making money from anything else?

Not potential or jam tomorrow money but genuine revenue streams other than Angra?

This whole operation has been a time wasting cash sap for years. Hundreds of millions has been sunk into something barely making the turnover over your average small haulage company.

Don’t worry Wayne. Jack Bai wisely bought up Fergie’s back catalogue of Budgie The Helicopter books, some of them signed by Prince Andrew

Sit back and watch the cash roll in

Honking discount.

Good luck all

Nothing these clowns have done has worked out.

Even Angra, a going concern they bought is going backwards now.

Sudden bunch of rampy newbies show up with zero knowledge . Yeah, the brokers have sent out the goons to get the SP ready for a placing

Yap on as much as you like. The market has seen straight through what is going on , hence the stunning SP response.

I remember an RNS early on where AZ claimed they were working with French Supermarket chain Carrefour .

Unfortunately, the wife of a poster worked corporat for said Supermarket and stated not only had they never heard of SYME but they don’t work a supply chain that requires inventory let alone an inventory bond

Primary schools not back till next week DYOR !

This whole thing need investigating whilst it’s still an active company.

Odd how all these strategic alliances are now being ended/wrapped up. Almost as though the whole thing is going to be towed into the middle of the Atlantic and sunk deliberately without a load of fussy legals.

I think it’s practically being handed back for free. It’s worthless

In short SFE doesn’t want to lose money on IMs anymore and is giving AZ his investment back (probably for a nice tax right off for SPF). Once again another odd looking Italian only deal . Why is SYME listed in London again?

Grok says:

There is no direct board-level overlap (i.e., no shared directors serving on the boards of both entities) between Société Financière Européenne S.A. (SFE) — a Swiss-based asset management and banking group located in Lugano/Luzern — and Supply@ME Capital plc (SYME) — a London-listed fintech company providing inventory monetisation services.

However, there is a significant indirect connection through SYME's CEO, Alessandro Zamboni:

- He holds a personal, non-controlling interest in SFE (along with other investors).

- This interest makes certain transactions between SYME and SFE (or SFE-owned entities, such as stock companies used in inventory monetisation deals) related-party transactions under UK disclosure rules (DTR 7.3 and IFRS), requiring approval by SYME's independent directors (excluding Zamboni).

SFE is a key business partner for SYME, involved in funding commitments, joint inventory monetisation programmes (e.g., up to €135 million announced in 2024), and ownership of trading hubs/stock companies that use SYME's platform. SFE's leadership includes figures like Matteo Ricchebuono (President/CEO) and previously Francesco Guarnieri/Testa, with no indications of them serving on SYME's board.

SYME's major shareholders and board details (available via Companies House and company announcements) do not list SFE as a direct significant shareholder, and no shared directors are evident from public records as of early 2026.

Folks assume that because it hit the dizzy heights of 3p that it must be destined or is fair value at that price.

It hit that high based off potential . Potential it failed to meet with continual over promising and under delivering , compounded with seriously poor communications and unexplained acquisitions.

Until they are granted a proper useable license backed by a workable strategy then they will flounder at around 0.3 - 0.5p .

There are at least 2 insiders posting on this board.

Half truths?

Credit to Chaebol he called it spot on with BoL and MiCA give or take a few days

Regardless of his short they guy seems to put in the time to research and doesn’t just rely on hope in a BoD that has failed to deliver any of their strategy and now seem to be ad-libbing ‘business’ from one license application to the next

Makes the ‘optimistic’ statement in the interims on 18th Dec total BS. They knew then

This BoD can’t be trusted and need to be reported