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Kooba

Think 'we' ahem are both aligned that there is chasm the size of the Grand Canyon between the Boards guidance as to Nanoco reaching cash breakeven next year and the forecasts that the Board supplied to Cavendish to disseminate to the market showing revenues flat till mid 2025...

Hence with the monthly cash burn trebling to between £300k to £400k meaning an extra £7m to £10m in revenues is needed next year in order to meet that 'guidance' is now looking highly unlikely..I notice BT provided no caveat that this 'guidance' was dependant on getting sizeable orders from ST Micro!

Hence how on earth do you square the circle?

When someone uses the word 'we' it often reflects either a weakness in their arguments trying to give the impression that others are in agreement or its the tell tale first signs of a paranoid schizophrenic with an over dependence on using fictious sock puppets as companions.

XenOn

You really need to stop whinging and back up your posts with actual facts..which maybe hard because there is very little on the ground to work with right now as opposed to the Boards track record in particular BT's who in 4 years has signed more or less zero commercial deals of any merit yet rewards himself handsomely for under delivering and misleading guidance to investors.

Personally he's not the right chap for CEO we really need someone with a deep understanding of the industry, broad commercial contract experience, who is also well recognised as an industry expert...unfortunately BT is really not up to scratch, crunching numbers is one thing, building a succesful global high tech commercial business requires a much broader mindset and far deeper experience ..I don't see him as being really convincing when in discussions with prospective customers.

NGR1616

Nige just out of interest what will you be doing with the £1m you made through tendering your shares..buy a new yaught by any chance?

How can you forecast revenues when you don't even know what products your dots will go into?

It's just making stuff up out off thin air you might as well say $20m or $50m revenues or whatever figure grabs the headlines.

Ddubya

A very good point that investors have literally nothing to go on to place a value on this business and Troublesome also touches on a pertinent point that prior Board guidance has in reality turned out to be pretty empty and unreliable.

As others have noted the only 'worthy' source or indication of future prospects is LOAMs buying and selling shares which always to date has been ahead of company annoncements, wonder why!

Hence following the ending of the share buyback programme at the end of May or early June if there is no signs through TR1 notices that LOAM is buying despite the share price no doubt drifting down its fair to say its unlikely that any commercial orders will materalise in the near future!

BT has made it clear he's not interested in who the end custoner or product is as the size and number of silicon wafers containing qd's cut and sold to the likes of ST Micro is all that matters.

But if you don't know what the end product that Nanoco's qd's will be used in how do you gauge demand for the end product and hence demand for Nanoco's qd's without which how do you place a value on both the share price and hence business.

This is perplexing as simply churning out wafers doesn't give investors any details on future growth potential in terms of sales, earnings, and cash flows and in what markets and what end products.

It also makes planning for growth virtually impossible as you don't know if the end product demand will grow rapidly, decline, or cease altogether so how do you plan for capital investment.

If BT actually believes what he is saying he's going to have a pretty hard time of it trying to convince investors that he sees no reason why Nanoco and its share price is presently under valued while in the same breadth stating the firm is only cutting wafers and it doesn't matter what end products the wafers go into.

This is even before you consider the USA legal obligations as a high tech silicon wafer supplier where regardless of where you sit in the supply chain you must legally ensure that your product doesn't end up in products supplying sanctioned countries and markets.

Carot you are the one endlessly copy and pasting this BB with any irrelevant nonsense you can find on the Internet...How many times can one person spam the BB...

Your a day trader we get it so stop trying to pretend you have the company's long term interests at heart you just want to make a fast buck and vanish!

I have never "slipped up and gave the game away by 'inadvertently' posting on this BB that you were a day trader dumping stock.". Total lie! Got me confused with someone else, or just made it up? ****Do you have mental issues?****.

.........LOL Really?

So says the Carrot day trader trying to pretend he is a LTH lol!

Caught our red handed ✋️ 😳 lol

Rampety ramp ramp....!

Apparently the bog paper manufacturers share price has trippled with rumours that a major takeover of the bog paper company by Shell Oil a multi zillion dollar mega cap will happen around tea time on Monday..

Carrot you lost all credibility when you slipped up and gave the game away by 'inadvertently' posting on this BB that you were a day trader dumping stock...then when you got caught out and couldn't remove the post....tried back peddling to cover your tracks that your not a LTH as claimed but a day trader 'ramping' the stock hence all the day in day out copy and paste drivel which you don't actually understand or even care!...and you have the nerve calling others liars .. hilarious!

Loads of buys going through!

NEWS OUT?

A third of the year almost gone and no signs of that additional £6m revenues needed to avert an imminent cash placement doesn't bode well imho!

You better trade it out fast EC!..😉

Wow that much lol!

£150k really, was that really worth an RNS?..

So Newland where is the £6m of additional revenues needed to avoid a cash placement as we head into H2 this year?

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