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Voted a BIG YES .. anyone voting NO must have a small investment here ..

I did say end of week guys .. one needs to understand how graphs and tech work with these shares and invest in level 2 , using AI ,... the drop was coming and it will rest at 2.37 - 2.44...

I dont like to ramp other shares on this board , so all I will say is do some research on PR1 , in my opinion I see a RNS land tomorrow and a big day fro another rise into next week .. it is primed to re rate ..

Guys I’m glad I jumped into this . We should see 3 p plus by end of week .

Been keeping a close eye on PR1 (Primorus) and to me, it looks massively undervalued and ready to move. A few reasons why I think this could be one of the most overlooked stocks on the market right now:

The portfolio value isn’t reflected at all in the current market cap. They’ve got investments in some serious growth companies, and any news — IPOs, disposals, revaluations — could completely re-rate this.

There’s also the issue around shares that were sold without proper authorisation. If PR1 ends up buying them back, I think it would really boost sentiment and trigger a strong move upward.

There’s been talk of U.S. cross-trading exposure too, and if that plays out, it could bring in fresh volume and a much bigger valuation. Big potential there if confirmed.

The free float is tight, so it won’t take much to move this. A bit of demand and it could go quickly.

Feels like newsflow is brewing — any positive update, even a small one, could be the spark.

The chart’s been consolidating for a while now, and this looks like a base. I’ve been adding at these levels as I think the risk/reward is seriously attractive.

Not advice, just my opinion. As always, DYOR — but I really believe this one could surprise a lot of people.

This is a ticking time bomb and when it explodes , these current levels will look like a joke .. what they have is simply amazing .. and will be taken over , its a matter of time ..

I believe the market dont realsie that this is primed to re rate faster then a rabbit jumping ship .. the next RNS is going to blow this out of the water .. into the sun. Prim has done us the biggest favor any company would only dream off .. They will have to buy back at a premium ..

stay tuned and dont let the MM take your shares .. my opinion .. your call .. that is all i can say ...

Prim is expected to buy back a large block of shares that were sold without proper authorisation — a highly unusual move that could trigger a sharp correction in its share price. In parallel, evidence of cross-trading activity in the U.S. points to increasing demand and potential accumulation behind the scenes.

This combination of a forced buyback and international cross-trading could create a significant imbalance in supply and demand.

With these developments, a major re-rate in the share price looks imminent.

#Prim #Buyback #MarketUpdate #SPMovement #PR1

We are far from done , this is about to become the share of the decade after a lengthy suspension coming back as a powerhouse ..

No matter what anyone votes yes or no , the share will get the vote from the big fishes .. who are locked in here ..

Trump loves oil , Robert has left his position in a going concern for one reason he sees the big play here .. global JV will go ahead as well as this being a producer of oil , gas and lithium..

A 160 million shares is nothing when many will be held in blocks and have no intention of selling bringing the actual free float down further ..

I expect a RNS by close of week with accounts completed and new web site ..

Regulatory Review & Action (Highly Likely)

AIM Regulation and/or the FCA will almost certainly review this situation. A lock-in breach by a listed entity like Primorus (PRIM) is serious because:

• It undermines market confidence

• It breaches AIM Rule 7, which is part of AIM’s core investor protections

If the breach is confirmed and clear-cut (which PR1’s RNS suggests it is), then PRIM may be censured, fined, or even publicly reprimanded. A trading suspension is unlikely unless deception or repeated misconduct is found, but reputational damage is real.

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2. Forced Reversal or Settlement (Quite Possible)

If the shares were sold off-market or through non-standard channels, and the transaction is found to breach the lock-in:

• The buyer could be required to unwind the trade

• PRIM might be forced to buy back the shares at market prices — creating a forced-buyer squeeze

• Alternatively, PRIM might be required to compensate PR1 directly

This could actually become a catalyst for PR1 — if a buyback is triggered or cash is recovered.

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3. PR1 Emerges with Stronger Market Perception (Likely)

PR1 has done everything right: they disclosed transparently, acted in line with AIM rules, and separated themselves from PRIM’s actions.

Investors will see:

• PR1 as well-governed

• PRIM as having acted recklessly

• A possible opportunity to enter before institutions re-buy or are forced to cover

As confidence returns and the market digests the implications, PR1’s share price could rise sharply, especially if there’s a news or contract catalyst on the horizon.

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4. PRIM Faces Long-Term Reputational Damage (Very Likely)

Even if this is settled quietly, PRIM’s credibility with future partners, companies, and investors will take a hit:

• They’ll be seen as unreliable counterparties

• Future lock-in agreements or placements may be harder to negotiate

• Institutional trust — the bedrock of listed fund operations — could be shaken

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Overall Expected Outcome:

• Short-term: Market volatility while investors digest the situation

• Medium-term: PR1’s share price likely recovers or re-rates, especially if a forced buyback or news event hits

• Long-term: PRIM faces reputational and possibly regulatory fallout; PR1 benefits from a cleaned-up cap table and potential investor inflow

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If PR1 releases a follow-up RNS confirming enforcement action, or if a TR-1 shows large re-buying, that could be the next major signal of momentum.

Why would Primorus Investments (PRIM), a listed company with a history of compliance, make a move that appears to breach AIM rules and risks their reputation?

Let’s look at the most plausible explanations — based on market behavior, regulatory context, and strategic incentives:

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1. They Misunderstood or Misinterpreted the Lock-in Terms

It’s possible PRIM believed they were allowed to sell — for example, if they thought certain conditions had been met (such as a change in company structure, volume thresholds, or a perceived technical expiry). This could mean:

• A legal grey area they thought gave them clearance

• Internal miscommunication or poor legal advice

Still, PR1’s RNS is very clear: “The Company did not consent” — meaning PRIM didn’t seek or get approval, which they were obligated to.

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2. Financial Pressure or Strategic Exit

PRIM may have been under financial pressure and saw an opportunity to liquidate:

• To raise capital quickly for another investment

• To rebalance their portfolio

• Believing PR1’s share price had peaked

Even so, the long-term reputational damage and regulatory risk outweigh the short-term gain — which makes this a surprisingly reckless move for an AIM-listed investor.

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3. They Thought They Could Do It Quietly

There’s a chance PRIM believed they could sell the stake off-market (e.g. through a block trade to a market maker) and that it wouldn’t trigger attention — but the RNS from PR1 blew that wide open.

If there’s no TR1 showing a change in major holding, it suggests:

• The trade hasn’t been officially disclosed

• Or it’s under the reporting threshold (but still a breach due to lock-in)

If this is true, and the buyer needs to unwind, it could create a major market distortion and potential squeeze — one PR1 benefits from, not PRIM.

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4. A Strategic Bet Gone Wrong

PRIM might have calculated that a breach would go unnoticed or be dealt with informally — a high-risk gamble that now seems to be backfiring. If they were planning to re-enter PR1 later, this could have been a misjudged move to “sell high” and “buy back lower” — but that now risks:

• Public regulatory scrutiny

• Reputational damage with other companies and co-investors

• Possible suspension or sanctions from AIM/FCA

In short: either PRIM made a rare mistake, or they knowingly took a risk that is now backfiring — hard.

Coot can access the link ????

We have been given a gift , My city friends say they have never seen this before , In my 20 years of investing nor Have I .. its a situation that is going to get traction in the media ..

This is about to get very interesting , I have bought another load now .. OMG .. what a day for investing ..

PR1 – Breach Fallout Could Lead to a Major Re-Rate

The latest RNS from Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group (PR1) reveals a serious breach by Primorus Investments (PRIM), who disposed of shares while under a strict AIM Rule 7 lock-in agreement until at least December 2025.

Here’s why this could turn into a huge opportunity and possibly a once-in-a-cycle “bagger” for early holders:

1. Regulatory Breach = Serious Consequences for PRIM

• The lock-in was made under AIM rules with PR1’s NOMAD and broker involved, so this isn’t a side deal — it’s subject to FCA and London Stock Exchange scrutiny.

• If PRIM breached the agreement knowingly, it could face FCA sanctions, suspension, or forced rectification.

• Crucially: PR1 have done nothing wrong — they’ve acted transparently and according to AIM rules.

2. No Visible Trade = Off-Book Transaction?

• As pointed out by investors, no large trade has appeared publicly on the exchange. This suggests the shares may have been sold off-book — potentially to a market maker or institution.

• If that’s the case, and the trade breached a restricted period, that transaction may be voidable. The buyer may need to cancel the deal and repurchase shares on the open market, causing a massive short squeeze.

3. Setup for a Violent Upside Move

• The float is tight. If stock was sold improperly and must be bought back, supply/demand dynamics could drive a rapid upward re-rate.

• Combine this with any potential news (contracts, AI tech, partnerships), and PR1 could rerate quickly, especially if institutions scramble to regain a position.

• The market may misprice this scenario until clarity lands, which is often the ideal time for value investors to take position.

4. Media & Momentum Potential

• If this becomes a public regulatory matter (e.g., FCA, AIM notices), press coverage could explode, drawing attention to PR1 as a highly investable, well-governed growth story.

• A story of a tech/AI small cap wronged by a larger listed investor, then vindicated is perfect for national media and retail platforms alike.

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Bottom Line:

This is no ordinary dispute — it’s potentially a major regulatory breach by a listed fund, in a stock with a limited free float and high-tech upside. If buying pressure returns and supply tightens, PR1 could become one of the biggest movers on AIM this year.

Always do your own research, but this setup has the ingredients of a major multi-bagger — fundamentals, disruption, legal pressure, and a low float with asymmetric upside.

No suspension as there accounts have been completed taking them to 2026 .. all there paper work is complete and hence no matter how frustrating the wait is , they have extended time now to inform the market of any news as all accounts are filled for another year ..

Duster you should do some research before you post information that is inaccurate ..

Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group (PR1) – RNS Clarification & Strategic Implications

Today’s RNS confirms that Primorus Investments breached their lock-in agreement by selling shares ahead of the agreed 20 December 2025 restriction date. Importantly, the company did not consent to this disposal.

This development suggests three key takeaways:

1. PR1 is now in a stronger position to pursue remedies or compensation, potentially enhancing their balance sheet without dilution.

2. Primorus may look to re-enter at current levels, indicating renewed institutional interest just as PR1 enters its next phase of growth.

3. This breach highlights strong underlying value in PR1 — institutional holders appear eager to participate ahead of key catalysts.

With PR1 now fully positioned, this reset clears the way for upward momentum, backed by tighter corporate control and potential fresh capital. The current price may present a rare entry point before further strategic news emerges.

Over 1,000 companies are listed on OTCQB.

• The total OTC Markets Group (which includes OTCQX, OTCQB, and Pink) had:

• $1.9 trillion+ in market capitalization across all tiers (as of 2024).

• OTCQB itself represents a smaller segment, likely in the tens to hundreds of billions USD range.

• It includes many foreign companies, small-cap growth firms, and those transitioning toward higher-tier listings.

Why it’s beneficial for PR1 (Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group PLC)

1. U.S. Investor Access

• Listing on OTCQB makes PR1 accessible to U.S. retail and institutional investors without the cost or complexity of a U.S. exchange listing.

2. Increased Liquidity

• Dual listing often increases trading volume by tapping into a much larger pool of investors.

3. Market Visibility

• PR1 can build its brand in the U.S. and raise its profile among investors, analysts, and partners.

4. Currency Diversification

• U.S.-based trading offers dollar-denominated exposure, reducing reliance on the GBP-based London AIM listing.

5. Lower Barrier Than NASDAQ/NYSE

• OTCQB requires fewer regulatory hurdles, making it more accessible for a growing company.

6. Step Toward Uplisting

• Companies often use OTCQB as a launchpad to eventually list on NASDAQ or NYSE

I can’t speak for the MM play , however with such a small free float and now to be listed USA , the market knows this is going to multiply in sp and liquidity giving institutions the buy signal

The OTCQB listing will open PR1 to a massive pool of U.S. investors, particularly those focused on AI and digital assets.

• The U.S. market has deep liquidity, stronger retail momentum, and significant interest in:

• AI-powered business models

• Digital asset integration

• Small-cap tech growth plays

🔹 2. AI × BITCOIN = HYPERGROWTH SYNERGY

• PR1 is building a unique, AI-driven platform for SME professional growth, integrating Bitcoin transaction functionality and a strategic treasury model.

• This hybrid model hits two of the hottest verticals globally: AI SaaS + digital asset ecosystems.

• U.S. investors are aggressively rotating into these sectors. With PR1’s model, it could become a standout.

🔹 3. FREE FLOAT = TIGHT

• With a low market cap and a tightly held free float, PR1 is structurally positioned for a sharp supply/demand imbalance once U.S. buyers can access it.

• It won’t take much volume to move the needle — hard.

🔹 4. VALUATION DISCONNECT = DOUBLE-UP POTENTIAL

• A cross-listing will likely:

• Increase trading volumes

• Attract institutional and tech-focused retail investors

• Lead to a valuation re-rate more in line with U.S. AI/digital asset peers

• As visibility increases, the current share price could easily double from this level, even before further fundamentals come into play.

🔹 5. TIMELINE = SHORT

• Expected U.S. approval in ~30 working days.

• This is a clear, near-term catalyst that the market is not yet pricing in.

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In summary:

✅ Low cap, tech-forward model

✅ Strong AI + BTC narrative

✅ Tight float

✅ U.S. liquidity coming

✅ Serious rerate potential

This is no longer just an AIM play — it’s evolving into a cross-border, high-growth AI asset with global visibility.

If that was the case the close price would represent this . Which it does not so your chance of getting in a Lower then this tomorrow won’t be the case Sir ..

RNS incoming ..

Barclay 8.38 Close . Official so that it what it will open up at .. the MM have taken all the shares they needed to fill an order .. well done sellers

New uncle we will all be out of our misery this week as they now only have few days left until the GM for the audit to be completed or its 100 per cent NO from me even though I cant find a way to vote on Barclays lol