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Warrie,

You can fool The Extinguisher all of the time.

TWK

Gamer-baby,

When you say that ALRT could help overseas developers enter our market, are you thinking of Chinese, Russian, North Korean and Iranian developers pal?

TWK

The Extinguisher,

One basic problem with your analysis pal.

And that problem is, ALRT does not develop its own software, not least as it does not have the technological capability or capacity.

I do hope that you are not too far underwater m8.

TWK

Insider,

Pal, take a closer look, the lumberjacks have just arrived.

TWK

Loopy-Lewis,

Indeed, ALRT's BOD has a 5 year plan to take as much money as possible from innocent PIs without delivering anything.

Think about it pal. If you are going to con people you need to give yourself as much time and as many excuses as possible to try and avoid being found out too soon. So the ALRT BOD states that it has a 5 year plan and, guess what else, it can't say anything about Project Ixian because of sensitivities around defence related projects. What utter bulls**t. Just look at the announcements that the government regularly makes about its investments in new defence capabilities e.g. the recent one about hypersonic missiles. Does anyone honestly think that China, Russia and North Korea don't know what is going on? Get real.

TWK - Trying to contact Leonardo DiCaprio's and Kate Winslet's agents to discuss a film about a sinking ship called HMS ALRT

Ninja,

I am close to the government too, my local MP is in the Cabinet and I get to meet him frequently at his constituency office.

TWK - Wondering if that is an iceberg ahead of HMS ALRT.

Magoo,

If people take your advice and buy more shares in this rabid, flea ridden, dog it will certainly be wife changing ......... through the divorce courts when she finds out just how much money hubby has lost betting on ALRT.

TWK - Wondering if the CEO will be on the bridge of HMS ALRT when is goes under.

ALRT is nothing more than a networking group of hoorah Henrys. Here is the proof from the RNS "Provides SMEs with access to senior Defence stakeholders".

And the "Project Ixian continues to progress as expected" statement in the summary translates to "It is going nowhere".

The waffle in the RNS is designed to do no more than distract from the zillion more warrants and the additional wonga taken from the ATM. What is the BOD doing with the cash? Lining their pockets and shareholders' expense.

I called CYK AI a dog with rabies stock when PIs were piling in hoping for great riches. As ALRT's BOD is doing, the BOD of CYK AI misled investors with vague promises that it knew could never be delivered on.

ALRT is a rabid dog and should be put down before it bites any more innocent PIs.

All IMHO, DYOR and ask Bernie Madoff's ghost.

TWK - Watching HMS ALRT slowly sink beneath the waves.

Well ding-dong, its your loss pal.

Who recently predicted 1.26p before the end of February? Oui, moi.

My next prediction? ALRT will be sub 1.15p by the time the CEO is in post. And I give him no more than 18 months before he is let go for failing to deliver.

Oh, and I appreciate your 27 spineless acolytes for recommending your post; why don't they identify themselves? And by the way, attention seekers like me thrive on that kind of recognition.

TWK - Thriving

Old-Aunty,

What else do I do all day? I think of ways to goad jarheads like you pal. I find it extremely satisfying.

And thank you for your health advice, which I don't need pal, not with a BMI of 21 and able to run a half-marathon sub 2 hours.

TWK - Looking for his jock strap.

Warrie,

Yep, the BOD raids the ATM every so often to get some wonga to pay their salaries with. And with all of the networking that they do, they must run up some mega bar and restaurant bills. Cargadores all of them.

TWK - Dipping his chips.

Nah, nah, nah Old-Aunty I would never say that if I was the pilot.

I would say "My lords, ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and fellow aviators. Welcome aboard this ALRT Airlines mystery flight to f**k knows where. The aircraft is borrowed as ALRT Airlines doesn't have any of its own. Now sit back, relax and enjoy the company of the airline's directors who are onboard today. They who are some of the best bulsh*****g, a**e kissing and d**k tweaking networkers in the industry".

TWK - Looking for his flight jacket.

Tenner,

I am sure that he will issue a statement once he is in post. But I suspect that it will have been written by the PR people and he will be gushing about how great ALRT is going to be. Lets face it though, he ain't going to say anything else is he? I mean, he won't be saying "It is a big risk that I am taking in joining ALRT, which is why I can exercise the first tranche of my warrants at 1.38p. Call it a lifeboat if you will. I look forward to meeting shareholders at the next networking event".

TWK - Rubbing cream on an itchy rash.

Pixelated,

I haven't tried that cream but I will give it a go and let you know the results.

TWK - Off to the chemist

Cohen,

The 26.5% spread tells me everything that I need to know about that dog of a share.

TWK - Looking for the flea powder.

Swerve,

I am going to spend some time over the weekend thinking about that. If the announcement of the new CEO hardly moved the SP, that has to be very telling.

Yes, I will have lost money if I do sell but it would be better to move what is left of it to somewhere where I might make up the losses.

TWK - Brewing tea.

Gotcha,

Andy Pandy will be no more than another uber networker on the ALRT BOD. That is what he does, he networks. That, in my view, does not equate to a CEO that is experienced in building a product producing, revenue generating and profit making AI technology business.

To me, ALRT is emerging as nothing more than a broker of sorts, one that will try and live off commissions. You only have to look to the Whitespace relationship. Whitespace produces the product and ALRT tries to sell it.

All IMHO, DYOR and check out Pexal's accounts. They make very interesting reading.

TWK - Pondering.

Below is an extract from Plexal (City) Limited's accounts to 31st March 2025.

Principal activity

Plexal (City) Limited ("Plexal") is the innovation company dedicated to addressing society's most pressing challenges by

fostering collaboration between government, startups, and industry. Our mission is to bridge the gap between

organisations-large and small, public and private, local and global-leveraging science and technology to advance

national security and prosperity.

What we do

We empower entrepreneurs, startups, and scaleups developing emerging technologies across sectors such as cyber,

healthcare, intelligence, defence, government, public safety, financial services, and telecoms. Our core offerings include

innovation consulting and co-working facilities, enabling our partners to accelerate growth and impact.

Government partnership

Plexal delivers projects for key government departments, including the Department for Science, Innovation and

Technology, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and the National Cyber Security Centre. By adopting a

whole-of-society approach, we unlock innovation and collaboration to achieve mission success, harnessing emerging

technologies to protect society and drive prosperity.

Review of the business

In the financial year ended 31 March 2025, Plexal reported an operating loss of £581,973, marking a decrease of £191,449

from the previous year's operating loss of £773,422. The improved financial position was achieved through 8% growth in

overall revenue. Excluding the impact of non-recurring revenue associated with the construction of the co-working space for

Workshop Minster Exchange Limited in Cheltenham which was completed in July 2024, revenues increased by

£1.047million. This improvement was achieved on the back of a 13.4% growth in consulting revenues. On the contrary,

Plexal's workspace revenue contracted by 9% from previous year, however, the strong growth in consulting pulled overall

revenue ahead of last financial year. The business operates across two primary segments: Innovation Services and

Workspace.

So, Andy Pandy, who is not listed as a director at Companies House, was working for a loss making start-up mentoring and workspace providing business. Where is the relevance of that to an AI defence technology business?

TWK - Munching a Greggs cheese, beans & sausage wrap.

Well, that RNS didn't exactly move the needle.

The reaction reminded me of being on a stag do some years ago. Someone shouted "The stripper has arrived!!". Great excitement ensued. Then the stripper entered the room. She was a one-legged, one-eyed midget with a broken nose. The disappointment in the room was palpable and people began to leave.

Now, back to the new CEO and his lifeboat.

71,453,788 shares exercisable @ 1.38p. Why such a low bar?

Negotiations over his remuneration package would probably have been finalised around the beginning of December. The contract would then have needed to be topped and tailed. ALRT then needed to wait for him to tender his resignation before making the announcement on 24th December. At the beginning of December, the SP was at around 1.6p. Andy probably thought at the time that if things didn't work out, he could exercise these warrants at around 1.6p, trouser around £155K profit (before tax) and row away from the sinking ship.

Yes, Andy is incentivised with the higher priced warrants but he has been given a lifeboat early doors; and that concerns me, as it means he sees material downside risk.

All IMHO, DYOR and don't ever book a stripper through www.uniquestrippers.com

TWK - Eating toast.

Swerve,

I have always celebrated the bottom, if you know what I mean, nod, nod, wink, wink.

TWK - Thinking of ..........................