SYM outlook6 Dec 2024 17:23
Just to clarify NbR - natural biodegradable resin is not nitrile butadiene rubber. And the relaunch now reflects product reformulation and upgrade in 2024 to enhance fossil resource reduction demands in the market.
And Somerston and Seapearl have both invested £500k recently as in they took up the placing. (Sea Pearl have also loaned money to SYM , repayment of which has been pushed out to end of next year I think but they are very significant shareholders also).
Also reposting this from earlier in the year from SYM.
‘The Government of India has published guidelines to reduce plastic pollution. The product offered by Symphony India, falls within the following standard:
· IS 17899 T:2022 Assessment of Biodegradability of Plastics in Varied Conditions. This is a tentative standard and due to be revised to a regular standard by July 2024.
The testing of d2w under the above category is ongoing at Intertek, Mumbai. Our sample had achieved 74.4 per cent. biodegradation as at 25 January 2024. The test of biodegradability will pass when 90 per cent. biodegradation is achieved which we expect to be achieved during this year.
If the above standard is satisfied, then the prospects in India could be substantial. Symphony India has identified more than 500 prospective companies for which d2w could provide a material benefit. The majority of these target customers have already been directly corresponded with, but the Board believe the prospects of Symphony India extend far beyond this initial 500 companies.’
So this news should be any day now and even if delayed a bit should be within next few months. India one of the transformational markets for SYM so when this lands we take one big step towards substantially higher revenues. Not actual contracts obviously by itself but would be impactful for share price when announced in my view.