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So Sweetbiotix can now be manufactured at scale and has passed taste tests which is all positive as is need to move on from other sweeteners.

I think that given the scale of companies involved progress to launch will I suspect be slow.

Shares will only really react when we either announced commercial deals or perhaps only after revenues start arriving.

Ria

RTOP is facing insolvency. Its financial backer owed it £2,954,000 and only paid £100,000. Look at 4 Jan 2024 RNS

RTOP’s working capital requests are 14 times today’s contract win.

Its a total dog, don’t listen to stupid rampers.

Omni reduced their long cfd position. It’s a long position because its added to shareholding and warrant position to get to total holding and % interest.

Unfortunately the donkey that posted comment does seem to know that cfd can be long or short.

Meanwhile SYME has dropped 8% so far today.

Profit Jock

They reduced their CFD position by 162 million shares and dropped below 3% holding.

Profit Jock

Mate the three biggest sales in recent days were two 400 for million and one for 158 million shares. All three were indicated as off book in other words between the seller and broker. People can look up these facts on London Stock Exchange website under SYME ticket. That is what has pushed the share price down.

There are no IIs short of SYME and I suspect none going long as buys are just far too small to be II buys.

Profit Jock

There were a net two 400 million and one 158 million trades which you can look up of London Stock Exchange site. I think they were all sales supported by share price drop. You say these were shorts buying in but somehow share price dropped!

Fiisch

Tradeflow was valued by Parzival Partners Limited a tiny U.K. consultancy which got £380,000 and Holiday International Inv SA a Panamanian company which got £1,520,000. So advisory fees were £1.9 million for Tradeflow whose purchase price in 2021 accounts was only £11,625,000, a fee rate of over 16% far more than even the most prestigious investment banks like Goldman Sachs charge by two firms nobody has ever heard. You can look it up on the 10 page Companies House filing on 22 September 2022.

Nothing dodgy about that at all.

Looks like a sell to me

Two 400 million trades could be 800 million sell.

That is 1.31% of SYME shares which is non trivial.

Savvy06

I agree with any of comments around loan shares, excessive price paid for Tradeflow and payments to unusual advisers for that deal. The Tradeflow disposal was also non straightforward either.

I also observe that the man noted on an RNS as responsible for Venus Capital, Mr Comoli was also a Director of RTOP plc until a few days before its IPO.

AZ never announced what happened to the two closed loan agreements although his disclosed holding didn’t change which implies that he didn’t buy shares back.

I note that there are only 2 holders of more than 5.8 billion shares being AZ via TAG and Venus Capital so it’s appears that the 5.8 billion loan note holder has also sold the shares and AZ pocketed the cash.

Given all your concerns about this stock and its trading I am surprised you hold.

Of course buyers had to found but a large holder selling when shares are on a downward trend isn’t a vote of confidence is it?

Bulls are always keen to highlight big buys but get upset when you point a £160,000 sell.

Its probably why price was down over 10% yesterday.

The person who dumped 400 million shares late yesterday might not agree with your view

Chewy8uk

According to RNS announcements…

On Tradeflow debtor TAG pay 15% interest to SYME on the overdue amount of £354,000

On TAG funding SYME pay 10% of monies actually advanced by TAG of £250,000 but get 15% on monies requested by SYME but not advanced by TAG of £1,150,000.

So at present it appears that TAG will owe SYME interest.

At least that is my reading of terms.

Big buy LOL

It was a 25 million sell as someone continues to dump shares

Whilst £500,000 is due from TAG the amount is already included in the £4 million deficit and TAG based on recent RNS announcements may not pay all the money on a timely basis.

Bones699 ignores the fact that in past 2 and half years SYME has had negative gross margins. Shareholders don’t know at what point of scaling up, gross margins will become positive.

Yos3mitesam

Your right TAG is due to pay SYME £500,000 on 31 January.

Buy to let placing flippers sell out says investing genius

Investing genius

There are now almost a billion shares in issue which market cap close to £800.000.

The company is serial cash burner with net assets of almost nil.

Long tern holders will get heavily diluted in forthcoming financial rescue as SYME needs cash to stave off insolvency.

Ramping won’t fix the hole in the balance sheet.