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BG is also forgetting to do the example if the company did get a "loan" as that ends up in the liabilities section.

@Duster, its not a "loan"
Utilising this method via SYME, reduces the need for debt, making the overall accounts looks much healthier.
The credit rating of the company is not effected.

On a business level this would give the client company a better credit rating.
Imagine if RR did go down this option.

-They can raise capital. Shareholders diluted and unhappy
-They can raise debt making them look very risky to investors looking to buy shares
-They could raise working capital via SYME, freeing money they have already spent on inventory.

The later option is better as the balance sheet would have less liabilities and more working capital.

Imagine it on a personal level. Having less debt and more money in your account gives you a better financial position.

Here for the daily soap opera Before golf?

The number one thing you are missing is key here.
It isn't classed as debt.
Can you now see why companies would want to, like they already have.

Heres an example.

https://winenews.it/en/wine-if-the-warehouse-turns-into-economic-liquidity-without-opening-credit-lines_417592/

So a client would pay a premium because the balance sheet looks a hell of a lot better.

Thanks AP, I use Vox also but where better than there! ;)

Join a website that allows you to screen companies. I use a few, Stockopedia is quite good.

You can screen for lots of different things and find just what you are after. From industry to market cap to growth to cash to margins to history of growth etc etc.

For companies like SYME, Just keep an eye on RNS news. I always check RNS's news most mornings. Thats how I found SYME.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SYME/trading-update-mney9g1kjtobvkp.html

When I read that and saw the price, the history, the 96% drop. It was a no brainer.

No worries Wilson, Maybe I should start a patreon account! haha.

Haha AP,

Have you ever seen so much interest in a new company or so much progress in 6 months.

@Kyle, I personally think DW needed some cash and has had to sell some. He still holds over 19% and will do through other vehicles so will still do very well long term. COIVD has given near term finances a jolt for many.

Thanks FB.

Another one here, some good new info and some of the older forecasts..

https://www.benzinga.com/press-releases/20/09/wr17445194/supply-me-capital-plc-innovative-technology-in-action-which-any-investor-must-have-it

€8Bn can be cycled.
Where does €8bn come from?
Read all RNS's, look out for the part that talks about Central Bank approval.
Who prints money?
Central Banks..

Videos..

Company lists

https://youtu.be/lbDOgnOYRmM

Company presentation from April

https://youtu.be/DV3gC7wloLk

Pro Active research analyst Ed Stacy

https://youtu.be/dTuXb6ikPHw

Risk manager hiring

https://youtu.be/o82at1g82_o

Self funding update

https://youtu.be/8_CfiQtFceY

£8bn Bank Video

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/929672?__twitter_impression=true

Companies and partners we use..

SIA Payments

https://www.sia.eu/en/

IBM ledger

https://www.ibm.com/blockchain

Storm harbour for Securitisation

http://stormharbour.com

Gordon Brothers for resale of bad inventory if needed.

https://www.gordonbrothers.co.uk/expertise/assets/inventory

EPIC partnership..

https://epic.it/en

IG

https://www.ig.com/uk/news-and-trade-ideas/supply-me-capital-stock-could-rise-amid-institutional-interest-200916

Wine Article..

https://winenews.it/en/wine-if-the-warehouse-turns-into-economic-liquidity-without-opening-credit-lines_417592/

Armchair Investors

https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/supplyme-capital-changing-inventory-into-an-asset-class/

Fintech futures article - The need, Wind in the tail..

https://www.fintechfutures.com/2020/05/why-alternative-lending-will-be-essential-to-save-uk-smes/

In Business - Fintech and ESG

https://www.thenational.ae/business/banking/sukuk-market-to-lag-2019-performance-on-lower-corporate-issuance-1.1081806

March Float article..

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-8138543/STOCK-WATCH-Bad-time-float-Not-says-Italian-tech-firm-Supply-Me.html

Interview with CEO

https://ibsintelligence.com/podcasts/ep88-alessandro-zamboni-founder-chief-executive-officer-supplyme/

Securitisation

https://born2invest.com/articles/supplyme-capital-close-first-securitization/

Share buyers article

https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/supplyme-shares-going-for-growth-radical-shake-up-working-capital-access/

Directors dealing

https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/supplyme-chairman-buying-shares-director-dealing/

Inventory securitisation article

http://www.onc.hk/en_US/non-traditional-securitisation-inventory-securitisation/

Fintech Times article

https://thefintechtimes.com/three-interesting-fintech-partnerships-in-abu-dhabi/

In Business Article

https://www.thenational.ae/business/banking/italian-fintech-partners-with-abu-dhabi-company-on-scheme-to-offer-loans-1.1061822

Abu Dhabi article

https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2020/08/165359-fintech-firm-supplyme-to-work-with-uaes-imass-llc-on-offering-lending-solutions-abu-dhabi-global-markets-also-working-on-financial-tech/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Wall Street Journal article

https://www.wsj.com/articles/as-inventories-swell-companies-turn-to-novel-strategies-to-get-through-coronavirus-crisis-11596888000

II Most popular share

https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/whos-and-whos-out-funds-trusts-and-shares-favour-ii513344

EPIC Article

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/928276/supplyme-enters-alliance-with-italian-sme-fintech-marketplace-928276.html

Market watch article

https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/why-must-investors-choose-the-supplyme-2020-09-07?reflink=mw_share_twitter

Express digest article

https://expressdigest.com/why-choose-supplyme-capital-stock-for-your-growing-business/

Share Talk Interview

https://www.share-talk.com/why-must-investors-choose-the-supplyme-capital-plc/

Share Talk article

https://zakmir.com/demand-for-supplyme-continues/#gs.fxayuz

New Fool article

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2020/09/09/syme-share-price-slide-is-supplyme-capital-a-good-uk-share-to-buy/

Pro active interview..

https://youtu.be/oNsB1YQ6i0M

Securities update Article

https://www.structuredcreditinvestor.com/Article.asp?PUB=&ISS=25078&SID=73378&article=SYME-securitisation-underway

UAE Fin article

https://www.thenational.ae/business/economy/uae-and-international-companies-apply-for-digital-banking-licences-with-adgm-1.1075719

Unlock UAE Imass article

https://www.unlock-bc.com/news/2020-09-04/uae-imass-investments-signs-mou-with-fintech-blockchain-firm

Forbes article

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesfinancecouncil/2020/08/03/why-inventory-financing-could-be-crucial-for-us-importers-post-crisis-recovery/#1ef58f7247a0

IG

https://www.ig.com/uk/ne

So the trolls are out in force trying to put down SYME.
The Chairman bought and had to sell at a lower price.
What does that tell us..

1. DW saw value at .7p and bought
2. The markets have been tanking, our 25% rise day, was on a very red day for the markets.
3. The share price didn't go the way DW wanted.
4. Due to other financial commitments, DW had to sell. He will not have wanted to take a loss.
5. He can only sell under certain circumstances. Financial trouble being one.
6. DW is also involved in property. During COVID property businesses and REITS have been hammered.
7. AZ has taken out a call option at consideration price of 0.69p

My guess and thats what this is, discussion and guessing, is DW is going to lose a percentage of his shares in SYME to AZ (via other vehicles that own SYME shares).
AZ may well be bailing out DW here. I think he is but that is my guess and not fact.

Now, Without DW, SYME would not have got where it is. The other three board members are focused on the field of finance and fintech. DW facilitated the market listing of SYME and is someone who is more of an "Entrepreneur" than a dedicated board member running the day to day of SYME. He is a Non Ex Chairman with a commitment to work 24 days per annum with SYME.

My hopes are AZ will buy him out more via a successful option trade and he can have what ever cash he needs to help his other ventures or whatever he needs it for.

Lots of II's are coming on board, Lots more share transfers will happen. We should get used to it, it was always the plan to bring on board II's and use the share capital where possible. The strength of the SP recovery after the announcement was evident to all to see.

In simple terms,

-DW has had some money issues.
-AZ is 100% confident in SYME.

Seeing as its AZ that is CEO and the main man. I'm happy to see his call option.

Next post is an updated press list of articles on SYME or that show the market SYME is entering is hot property. Or should i say inventory. Newbies, Some good research is in there.

Hi Tom, No, just on here at the min which if a member you can dm me here. I'm one of those anti socials who think they should be paying us for our data.

It's like Savvy's leaving the asylum, he's been discharged! haha

Take care Savvy, been a pleasure, I know you'll find yourself looking in you may find yourself replying without realising...
I do hope you keep posting and just take the weekend off ;)

Take it easy

Weather

Sticking to just facts. All we can go on, is he sold shares early and he was under directors code re share dealing.
Taken from an article on the code..

These rules can be broken only where the person wanting to deal does not in fact have any inside information and can show they are in severe financial difficulty or there are other exceptional circumstances (such as a legal requirement to sell). In that case, the FSA has to be consulted before permission is given.

Requests for clearance and the consent or refusal should be in writing, and records should always be kept. Having been given clearance, you should deal as soon as possible and, in any event, within two business days. Miss that time limit, and you have to re-apply.

1.FSA had to approve it.
2. Can be because of .. severe financial difficulty or there are other exceptional circumstances (such as a legal requirement to sell).

So the only facts are, severe financial difficulty or other exceptional circumstances. Speculate all we want, to me, that sounds like it was not DW's plan to sell now. Something is going well for him. Be it finance, health or a legal requirement to sell what ever that may be.

Upon further research, check my last posts. It looks like the sale is for personal reasons as directors have. Some have been transferred and some sold. The Bank buy is 100% amazing news for SYME. My wishes go out to DW, Never easy having personal problems that cause you to do things not in your plan.

19% holding still? See you next year and lets see.

Great post Superdad. Very minor in the scheme of things. Potentially personal reasons so thoughts with DW.

As per usual, the one post explaining the most logical answer from a poster with a history of corporate knowledge goes down the board with one like an no comments.

My original understating was the costs may be paid back however as AP points out, Directors have time limits to buys and sells. This being the case. DW can only sell for personal reasons. Either ill health or financial troubles.

I imagine this being the case, Today and the past few days would have been hard for the team at SYME, especially if its the former, I do hope DW is ok and wish him well. He is still a huge holder of SYME and continues to support SYME.