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I’ve been invested for over two years and supported the company through everything, but at this point I think some hard questions need to be asked.

A lot of the current messaging seems to be built on hope and hype rather than facts or delivery. Looking at the situation objectively, there are several glaring red flags that investors like myself can no longer ignore.

First, it’s becoming increasingly obvious that QGP likely doesn’t have the funding people assumed it did. If the money was genuinely there, this deal would probably have been completed a long time ago, rather than allowing the company’s position to deteriorate further.

Second, shareholders have repeatedly been given assurances by the board around valuation, value creation, runway, timelines, and delivery yet time and time again those expectations haven’t materialised. Confidence is inevitably going to erode when promises consistently fail to translate into results.

The biggest concern now is simple: what happens if this deal still hasn’t concluded in the next couple of weeks?

Realistically, the share price could fall significantly further, potentially towards 1p territory.

So I genuinely struggle to understand why some people remain overwhelmingly bullish despite the repeated pattern of hype followed by disappointment.

I’m also increasingly concerned about what appears to have been another low-ball placing that heavily dilutes shareholders while benefiting the usual suspects. Investors deserve transparency, accountability, and honest communication not endless speculation and vague optimism.

So many shares to hit and warrants to be exercised by whatever broker has helped them raise the money. Clearly and act of desperation and no strategic investment.

And finally, where has all the money from previous raises actually gone?

We were told these were investments, but many now appear to have been poor decisions involving investments into The CEOs own company Metrakus. And who exactly are “Liquid Assets”? What has Gary’s son done for the company to obtain all those warrants?

Please demonstrate the value.

Increasingly, it feels like a network of family and friends benefiting while shareholders have been taken along for the ride.

At this stage, this is no longer “deramping” — it’s acknowledging the obvious concerns many long-term shareholders already have. Instead of blindly accepting everything we’re told, shareholders should be demanding accountability, transparency, and meaningful change. Also what about all the announcements about Wageen and other revenue opportunities and multi million dollar investment conversations about investing into Valereum gone?

The company’s treatment and disregard for shareholders has become increasingly clear. The focus appears to be on protecting their own interests and products rather than delivering value to investors. I no longer recognise this company it lacks direction, execution, and credibility.

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