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Mentor Demi, CEO, will attend the PDAC Conference in Toronto this March! (1st-4th)

Yes sold some to balance his overweight position but has now bought back in today according to one of his Bearcasts. Presents a nice discount buying opportunity as nothing in the story has changed and production news is now imminent.

Oppenheimer Investor Event

We’ll be presenting at the Oppenheimer 36th Annual Healthcare Life Sciences Conference being held virtually on February 25-26, 2026.

Those attending, please join our virtual presentation: Wednesday February 25 at 8.40 AM ET

A recording of the presentation will be made available on our website.

Looking forward to seeing you there.

#Investing #Conference #Biotech #Healthcare #Oncology #Cancer #ImmunoBody #Oppenheimer

General Meeting next Wednesday - 25th

Kirstie Langan - linkedln

“Today I was approached by a European TV Channel who were frankly stunned by the UK’s energy policy and are investigating the damage it’s doing to communities in the North East of Scotland. The data backs up what they’re seeing: the UK oil and gas workforce has shrunk from roughly 190,000 jobs in 2016 to around 115,000 today, with 66,000 of those in Scotland alone - and more cuts are still happening.

In 2024 the sector supported more than £20 billion a year in value to the UK economy and hundreds of thousands of jobs across supply chains: HMRC data shows revenues fell by over £1.6 billion from 2023/24 to 2024/25.

Industry analysts estimate around £15 billion of potential investment is at high risk of cancellation due to current tax policy and regulatory uncertainty.

And all of this is additional to the staggering and wilful erosion of our energy security.

But it’s telling that international observers seem more alarmed than many voices at home.

I’m grateful for their concern. But the real question is: why isn’t there the same level of national outrage here?

Until policymakers feel that pressure at home, communities will keep paying the price....”

Kirstie Langan - linkedln

“Today I was approached by a European TV Channel who were frankly stunned by the UK’s energy policy and are investigating the damage it’s doing to communities in the North East of Scotland. The data backs up what they’re seeing: the UK oil and gas workforce has shrunk from roughly 190,000 jobs in 2016 to around 115,000 today, with 66,000 of those in Scotland alone - and more cuts are still happening.

In 2024 the sector supported more than £20 billion a year in value to the UK economy and hundreds of thousands of jobs across supply chains: HMRC data shows revenues fell by over £1.6 billion from 2023/24 to 2024/25.

Industry analysts estimate around £15 billion of potential investment is at high risk of cancellation due to current tax policy and regulatory uncertainty.

And all of this is additional to the staggering and wilful erosion of our energy security.

But it’s telling that international observers seem more alarmed than many voices at home.

I’m grateful for their concern. But the real question is: why isn’t there the same level of national outrage here?

Until policymakers feel that pressure at home, communities will keep paying the price....”

Is this due to the TSX de-listing causing shareholders to sell out? If so a temporary blip I guess.

Immunotherapies bring the promise of a cancer -free future – and we’re excited to share our perspectives with the community in a Lumanity event next week.

Scancell CEO Phil L'Huillier will take part in a webinar with other leading biotech/healthcare executives Lisa Butterfield, Michael Kalos, plus Mai-Britt Zocca, Alan Rigby and Marina Udier Blagovic on “Have Cancer Vaccines Come of Age (or Do They Remain the Unruly Adolescent)?”

The panel will discuss how learnings from past cancer vaccine efforts and an increased understanding of tumor-immune system interactions, further enabled by checkpoints inhibitors, have resulted in important innovations in the targets, immunisation platforms and clinical trial designs.

  

Phil will give insights from his and our experience, including from the recent positive Phase 2 data from the SCOPE trial of our lead ImmunoBody® iSCIB1+ in combination with checkpoint inhibitors in advanced melanoma - and perspectives ahead to the registrational Phase 3 trial expected to start this year.

 

The event takes place on Tuesday, February 24 at https://lnkd.in/exEnfE-U

#Biotech #Cancer #Immunotuerapies #Webinar #CEOInsights #Oncology #ImmunoBody #Vaccines

Yellow on X yesterday:-

We're starting a countdown today as we look forward to the launch of $YELLOW and the Yellow Trading Platform. Today's number: 18 In crypto, 18 is significant as the standard number of decimal places used by Ethereum and most ERC-20 tokens.

💸 Sir Tony Blair has urged Ed Miliband to abandon his crackdown on North Sea oil to deliver a £165bn boost to the British economy.

In a damning new report, the former prime minister’s think tank says a tax increase and licensing ban imposed by Labour are destroying jobs and making Britain less secure – while doing little to tackle climate change.

Scrapping both policies would reduce the need for foreign imports and unlock billions of extra barrels of oil and gas worth £165bn to the economy, the research argues.

Find out more ⬇️

https://lnkd.in/eji5BfS4

💸 Sir Tony Blair has urged Ed Miliband to abandon his crackdown on North Sea oil to deliver a £165bn boost to the British economy.

In a damning new report, the former prime minister’s think tank says a tax increase and licensing ban imposed by Labour are destroying jobs and making Britain less secure – while doing little to tackle climate change.

Scrapping both policies would reduce the need for foreign imports and unlock billions of extra barrels of oil and gas worth £165bn to the economy, the research argues.

Find out more ⬇️

https://lnkd.in/eji5BfS4

💸 Sir Tony Blair has urged Ed Miliband to abandon his crackdown on North Sea oil to deliver a £165bn boost to the British economy.

In a damning new report, the former prime minister’s think tank says a tax increase and licensing ban imposed by Labour are destroying jobs and making Britain less secure – while doing little to tackle climate change.

Scrapping both policies would reduce the need for foreign imports and unlock billions of extra barrels of oil and gas worth £165bn to the economy, the research argues.

Find out more ⬇️

https://lnkd.in/eji5BfS4

tw buying aau shares - *************

For today's meeting (February 9, 2026 at 10:30 AM GMT), the company has released a direct bit.ly link for the live webcast:

Direct Webcast Link: https://bit.ly/GK022026

I think it's open for all shareholders and potential investors though you may need a Microsoft teams account or at very least enter an email at login screen.

Now live via Teams

Hasn't it been delayed till tomorrow? Apparently you can look it up on CRUX INVESTMENTS web sire

"Recovery of past costs" - how much are we looking at?

Recovery of past oil sales arrears - how much are we looking at?

Consultation Review - this seems to go on for ever. When can we expect completion?

"Plan to review APPROACH to shareholder distribution" - what does this mean?

Read the RNS - they still have an open option for finance over the next 3 years with this bunch of ...... And Riverfort now have a whole load of shares (40m) to dump and hold the SP back. An "overhang". I'm sure Riverfort have no allegiance to AAU even if Kerim tries to make out what nice people they are!! It is never plain sailing with Ariana. They always think of a way to dampen progress. One day Rodders. At least they are still a going concern.

As zangdook said on ADVFN:

"40m shares issued at 1.41p"

"More brilliant financial management from fat man and beardy."

Surely and certainly in respect of Silver, the biggest drop since the 80"s was due to JP Morgan & others having to liquidate their horrendous short positions. Dumping "paper" to crash the price. You can find informed information about this on the Internet. Not the first time they have done this.

The other interesting thing is on the Shanghai & other Eastern exchanges they weren't impacted in the same way. This iS because on those markets they expect physical in exchange not paper. Basel 111, which is still not fully implemented, is designed to help stop this. They will make it expensive to hold paper (cheaper to hold physical) and this will discourage this practice making markets less volatile.