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Agree Mr digit , click on my name and I have broken down what is happening in real time .. please do your own research // i am expecting a monster rns mid morning on the prim screw up that leads to us making serious cash ..

Clearly day trader s have snapped up 20 per cent wahhhhhhhhh hoooo ... Guys if you have not sold , then this is how real money is made on Aim ... cant wait until tomorrow ..

AHS , missed the boat of a life time on AIM , the first chance we get as PI to make money from a default in a decade .. PI still dont clearly understand what a squeeze can do to very tinny free float of shares .. unreal .. I tried for the sake of karma .. for all those who sold , I am afraid you will all be kicking yourselves tomorrow / Wed at the latest when the SP will rocket after the buy back of the 8 million shares are bought at a premium .. the question is how high will it go ...

Forget the RNS , on the basis that Prim need to buy back 8 million shares is the news .. that is what will take this 10 x .. they are trying to get the sp up as far as they can so Prim have to buy at a premium hence the two RNS planed within time set for tomorrow //

Big win today for $PR1 as shareholders approved the acquisition of Halfspace Ltd — and it’s now unconditional ✅

🧠 Halfspace is a multi-award-winning marketing & tech firm, working with major players in sports & entertainment.

This isn’t just a bolt-on — it’s a revenue rocket:

📊 Why it matters:

• Halfspace has a proven revenue model backed by elite clients.

• Their deep data/IP adds fuel to PR1’s AI engine.

• Huge cross-sell potential between SME AI services and Halfspace’s client base.

💸 Valuation Insight:

Companies like Halfspace (award-winning, B2B tech+data firms in sport/entertainment) are typically valued at £10–30M+ depending on revenue and IP.

If PR1 scales this with its AI layer and U.S. OTCQB listing? You’re easily looking at a double-digit million valuation driver.

📅 Deal completion expected ~4 July 2025 — just days away. Fireworks could be incoming 🎇

👀 Watch this space — Halfspace could be the growth engine that takes PR1 from low-cap to breakout tech story.

Last min minutes and this leaves the station tomorrow Prim must move to undo that 8M‑share sale — either by publicly buying them back or facing serious penalties.

AIM rules demand consent & transparency on deals this size — and in the past (e.g. ACMH) companies have had to buy back or delist. This isn’t speculation — it’s AIM protocol.”*

Under AIM rules, shareholder consent is required

AIM Rule 13 states:

Any related‑party transaction exceeding 5% of class tests must receive notification without delay, disclose details, and include a statement from directors (and their NOMAD) that the terms are “fair and reasonable insofar as shareholders are concerned” .

By selling 8M shares without formal consent or fair‑and‑reasonable confirmation, Prim appears to have breached this rule. They now face two options:

1. Unwind the transaction (i.e. buy back the shares, restore the status quo), or

2. Face disciplinary action — which can include suspension, delisting, or fines ().

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📣 2. Transparency & “orderly market” requirement

• AIM Rule 11 mandates disclosure of any new developments likely to move the stock price substantially ().

• Rule 40 gives AIM authority to suspend trading if the market is disorderly or a rules breach is suspected ().

If the mis-sold shares create chaos in the market (which a large forced buyback would), the exchange can suspend trading until the position is corrected.

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🔁 3. Precedent: ACMH (2009)

• AIM-listed ACMH announced in 2009 that they would delist and buy back shares (via tender) at 2.5 pence — below then-market ~4.25p.

• The aim was to regularise the situation and exit AIM, costing them significant value, but avoiding longer-term crippling consequences .

That shows AIM companies can – and have – been forced into buybacks/delistings to comply with rules and protect investors.

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🎯 4. So what does Prim have to do?

• Either regularise the transaction — buy back the shares (possibly with a tender or market purchases) with full disclosure and NOMAD approval, or

• Face regulatory action: suspension, delisting, heavy fines, or being forced to reverse the trade anyway — at potentially even higher cost.

They can’t just ignore it or hope it will go away. AIM’s framework compels action.

There are some really silly PI investors out there .. I mean why would anyone sell this when Prim have to buy back 8.5 million shares to ensure they dont get de listed ... 8.5 millions shares bought with a free float this tinny .. what do these sellers think will happen ..

WE dont get these chances to buy into a stock deemed to 10 x ... this is really beyond me lol

That is the thing jenny , they have not settled their accounts and as the sp drives forward and Prim has to buy on the open market .. then there comes the squeeze ////// watch how this becomes the highest riser on Aim for a decade .//

This is a gift , just wait until it unwraps at speed ....

Guys its your choice , your money , yet if we all hold and stand as one , this will be one hell of a squeeze as they will have to buy the shares at a much higher rate .. MM want your shares and are struggling to keep this down .... This is our time to have justice and play them for a change ..

8 millions will be more than you imagine .. its like a reversed placing lol only this time the shares rockets as its being bought up as I write lifting the buy price further .. Prim should buy now or they will be paying double at this rate ...

This is so funny cant believe the clueless are selling when the squeeze the biggest on AIM for a decade is about to be live in real time any time now .. they dont have the shares lol once the 8 millions are bought back .. OMG .. this is amazing .. please guys do some research and ask your brokers how a squeeze works ???

Here’s what’s fuelling the PR1 squeeze and why it’s only just beginning:

Prim dumped 8 million shares into the market without consent – and that’s key. Those shares are still floating, but they’re not staying cheap for long. The free float is incredibly tight, with most of the legitimate shares now in the hands of private investors and a few sharp institutions who know exactly what’s coming.

Let’s break it down:

• The total issued shares left to trade are very tight

• Of that, only a few million are genuinely in free float.

• Prim sold 8 million that they now need to buy back – but the market’s waking up fast.

• With PIs holding tight and new smart money stepping in, supply is drying up fast.

This is a serious gift and one when without all its potential which it has in abundance is going to sky rocket .. why ?

The talk of the city right now? PR1 – the biggest squeeze AIM has seen in a long time.

Let’s be clear: Prim sold 8 million shares without consent – and that won’t just disappear. In due course, they have to buy them back. No way around it. Either they clean up the mess themselves or face delisting and serious fines. It’s not speculation anymore, it’s pressure building – and when it cracks, it’s going to be loud.

Once the buy back starts no one will see this coming.. the share price will double instantly

SWC broke the rules—instead of falling post-raise, it skyrocketed via strategic narrative and crowd frenzy, powered by a tight float. PR1 is lining up a similar squeeze play:

• Prim’s dump = enforced reversal.

• Tiny float = any buy pressure moves markets hard.

• Narrative catalyst = regulatory + strategic twist.

• Retail + limited supply = recipe for explosive price action.

The SWC Story – Step by Step

1. Listed on AQSE with a low float and strategic vision

• SWC (The Smarter Web Company) was a small-cap tech business with very few shares freely tradable and a plan to build a Bitcoin treasury, similar to MicroStrategy .

2. Raised capital and bought Bitcoin at market price (~2.5–1.8p)

• They did a share placing at around 2.5p to raise funds, then used that cash to buy BTC, aligning with their long-term treasury strategy ().

3. Paradoxical rally after dilution

• Instead of dumping after the raise, shares exploded—rallied ~125% in a week despite more supply entering the market ().

• This was due to strong demand, lack of shorting on AQSE, and the BTC narrative catching fire .

4. Massive parabolic move

• SWC surged by 2,020% from trough to peak, before a 48% pullback ().

• Community sentiment fueled targets of 80p, £1, even 105p, with some analysts projecting £1+ long before it happened ().

5. Trigger points: strategic buy-ins & warrants

• Further triggers included warrant deals (e.g., Hot Rocks’ warrants) and continued Bitcoin accumulation, which sustained the momentum .

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⚡ Why SWC Was a Cannon of a Setup

• Tiny active float: very few shares available meant any demand created a sharp squeeze.

• Corporate misstep? No — but a smart strategy: buying BTC with raised funds created a narrative catalyst.

• Retail momentum: once bullish sentiment kicked in, the rally fed itself.

• No dilution drag: post-raise, the stock didn’t collapse—it soared, defying typical dilution logic.

IPO price: 13 p

• Current price: ~5.75 – 6.00 p (last close: 5.75 p; ask around 6.00 p)  

• We’re still well under IPO, trading at about 45–50% of that level.

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🧮 Share Register Breakdown (with accurate float data)

• Total shares issued: ~145 million 

• Free float: ~5.8 million shares (≈ 4% of total) 

• Only around 3.5 million shares are actively available to trade at any given time 

• Remaining ~139 million shares (≈ 96%) are held by:

1. Primorus (Prim) – largest stakeholder, recently dumped ~11.6 m (~8%) without board approval 

2. Insiders / directors – e.g., ~23.5 m shares held ()

3. Other locked-in or strategic holders – including institutional or related-party shareholders.

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⚠️ Why This Is Still a Bullish Squeeze Setup

• Float is minuscule — only ~5.8 m shares free, and really ~3.5 m actively tradable.

• Prim dumped ~11.6 m shares (~200% of free float)  .

• If AIM forces a buyback, those 11.6 m need to come from that tiny ~3.5 m tradable pool — a massive squeeze scenario.

• At 6 p, a forced buyback could double or triple the price, even before any broader rally from fundamentals or retail momentum kicks in.

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🔁 Revised Bullish Summary

• ✅ IPO: 13 p vs Current ~6 p = We’re still ~60% below where we once priced in.

• ✅ Tight float: ~5.8 m shares; ~3.5 m are actually liquid at any given time.

• ✅ Prim’s 11.6 m-share dump = ~200% of that liquid float.

• ✅ Potential forced reversal = huge demand hitting tiny supply = serious short squeeze potential.

• ✅ At this discount to IPO, the upside if buying pressure comes in is massive — all the more reason not to be in a hurry to sell near 6 p.

Let’s be clear: it was Prim who dumped those 8 million PR1 shares — not PR1 themselves — and if they did it without proper authority, then this entire situation flips. We’re not just talking dilution here — we’re talking regulatory breach. If AIM steps in and says “buy them back,” then that’s 8 million shares that need to be bought on the open market.

Now tell me, how many shares are even available? Exactly.

If Prim’s boxed themselves into this, and they’re forced to unwind that sale, we’re not looking at 40p — we’re looking at price discovery under pressure. This could easily fly past 60p, 80p, maybe higher. Especially if retail cottons on.

The CEO? Yeah, we don’t know what his exact play is — but if he’s got any sense, he’ll let the price run before even thinking about a raise. BTC for treasury? Strategic buys? Whatever — let that come after the market re-rates this properly.

And yeah, 40p is a nice win for anyone in early — no hate. But for me, it’s way too early to ring the register. This is starting to look like a SWC-style setup. Low float, heavy retail interest, corporate misstep, and potentially forced buying.

I’m holding for the squeeze. Let Prim chase me up the ladder. I’m not giving away my shares at 40p when we haven’t even started the real run yet.