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Charts are not useless on this. Go and set up a Fibonacci extension from 0.009p when it broke out. .88 where it hit on both candle wick peaks on the green and red candle on an hourly. It also did a 50% retrace on the drop these past few days as well as filling gaps. I'm just learning tech but this share is teaching me a lot.

Just posted in a new thread but worth a check people. even if a little out of date.

https://youtu.be/DV3gC7wloLk

Over 30 mins explaining all.. A little out of date re recent news but very good to give an idea for future profits.

https://youtu.be/DV3gC7wloLk

Re Risk Management, Check out the RNS (14th July) hiring of Risk Manager Stuart Nelson.

"Mr Nelson is a highly experienced credit analyst, with experience assessing risk across multiple product types and jurisdictions. He brings nearly two decades of experience to Supply@ME and joins from S&P Global Ratings, where he served as Senior Director."

Hi Wilts, This is taken from a press report end of July. This report didn't include the Abu Dhabi deal.

Through the Supply@Me platform, companies can create value from their inventories, optimizing their working capital and improving the efficiency of the supply chain. Inventories are demobilized through the use of smart contracts and the blockchain of Sia, the group specializing in payment infrastructure controlled by Cdp Equity.

Thanks to SiaChain, the platform is able to analyze and monitor prices and quantities of the various stocks. Supply@Me purchases and securitizes the inventories of client companies and places the notes of the securitization with institutional investors. The possession of the inventories remains in the hands of the client company, which, when it sells the goods, reimburses the securitization vehicle with additional inventories from the warehouse.

This round lasts for 3 years and only the last transaction will be refunded in cash, while any unsold will be repurchased by a reseller with whom Supply@Me has already entered into a prior agreement for the purchase at a fixed price. The average target company typically has a turnover of approximately $117.5 million (€100 million). The current average size for each inventory monetization transaction is approximately $17.6 million (€15 million).

At the same time, Supply@Me is working with two main Italian banking operators to develop securitizations of inventory of corporate clients of banks, where the originator banks themselves will also be investors in the notes (self-funding approach). Those banks in turn have submitted 272 other potential new corporate clients to the platform. The actual acquisition of these new clients could already exceed, in the coming months, the target of 310 companies planned at the end of the plan (2024).

Supply@Me is also working with a UK financial operator to organise a first pilot inventory monetisation programme in the UK (up to 10 UK corporate customers) by the end of 2020. In parallel, fintech is therefore dialoguing with several potential UK business partners in order to take care of the origination of the first UK customer companies as part of the pilot programme. As per the company’s business plan, further feasibility studies have been launched to assess the launch of the inventory monetisation service in other geographical areas. In this context, Supply@Me is also analysing opportunities in non-EU countries.

The company was listed on the LSE last March (Not AIM), with a capitalisation of no less than $296.3 million (£227.5 million) and a free float of 26%, following the reverse merger between the Italian scaleup fintech Supply@Me srl and Abal Group, a so-called cash-shell company, which until the beginning of February 2020 was listed on Aim in London and was renamed Supply@Me Capital.

So you could argue you are buying a forward paying divi for next year of 10% now in a company thats growing over 400% this last half year!

Intersting Idea!! NHS?? Must have a lot of PPE inventory now..

Think i need to correct that divi calc. Looks like the decimal is out so maybe £700?. Off out to walk the dog. Anyone with a calc, feel free to correct/check those.

Very hard to say as they haven't issued a new target yet. I would expect that in a month or two, probably Sept half year results.
So far since those numbers we have the 10 UK manufactures, UK Banks, The MOU in Abu Dhabi..

With current business not including those last ones I have a value of 1.5p per share on a PE of ten
97 with 1.3bn (Average of 13.4m per client)
272 I did read the average inventory here was 40m but lets just use the 13.4m incase not all come on board.

13,402,061 x 369 = 4,945,360,509 (1% net to SYME) x0.01 = 49,453,605 net profit
49,453,605 / 32,755,000,000 Shares = £0.001509 earnings per share.
PE of 10 = 1.5p

If we look at dividend payments, 50% of earning per share as a guess.. £0.0075
So for every 1m shares you buy now at .7-.8 you should receive dividends of £7,549 in probably about a year and half, maybe two years.

Nice, that's just almost doubled my holding of the free float. 0.6% I think..

You got to be super fast to try trading this one, Goes NT too often, not interested in that strategy here. Grab as many as you can at these silly price's and hold. GLA

Share of the next decade ;)

Just working out the growth in clients since Dec 2019 to now.

66 - 97
68% growth in half a year.
Include the 272
459% growth in clients in half a year.

Few paragraphs from one of the recent press articles explains things fairly well to anyone new..

The company was listed on the LSE last March, with a capitalisation of no less than $296.3 million (£227.5 million) and a free float of 26%, following the reverse merger between the Italian scaleup fintech Supply@Me srl and Abal Group, a so-called cash-shell company, which until the beginning of February 2020 was listed on Aim in London and was renamed Supply@Me Capital.

Through the Supply@Me platform, companies can create value from their inventories, optimizing their working capital and improving the efficiency of the supply chain. Inventories are demobilized through the use of smart contracts and the blockchain of Sia, the group specializing in payment infrastructure controlled by Cdp Equity. 

Thanks to SiaChain, the platform is able to analyze and monitor prices and quantities of the various stocks. Supply@Me purchases and securitizes the inventories of client companies and places the notes of the securitization with institutional investors. The possession of the inventories remains in the hands of the client company, which, when it sells the goods, reimburses the securitization vehicle with additional inventories from the warehouse. 

This round lasts for 3 years and only the last transaction will be refunded in cash, while any unsold will be repurchased by a reseller with whom Supply@Me has already entered into a prior agreement for the purchase at a fixed price. The average target company typically has a turnover of approximately $117.5 million (€100 million). The current average size for each inventory monetization transaction is approximately $17.6 million (€15 million).

At the same time, Supply@Me is working with two main Italian banking operators to develop securitizations of inventory of corporate clients of banks, where the originator banks themselves will also be investors in the notes (self-funding approach). Those banks in turn have submitted 272 other potential new corporate clients to the platform. The actual acquisition of these new clients could already exceed, in the coming months, the target of 310 companies planned at the end of the plan (2024).

Supply@Me is also working with a UK financial operator to organise a first pilot inventory monetisation programme in the UK (up to 10 UK corporate customers) by the end of 2020. In parallel, fintech is therefore dialoguing with several potential UK business partners in order to take care of the origination of the first UK customer companies as part of the pilot programme. As per the company’s business plan, further feasibility studies have been launched to assess the launch of the inventory monetisation service in other geographical areas. In this context, Supply@Me is also analysing opportunities in non-EU countries.

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

My crystal ball got furloughed when I bought SYME at £0.00049p.
After a few days fall I've taken it back on.. Crystal ball says..
"A very fast growing company, Will be profit making by March 2021 results and will announce a dividend plan."
Growth industry..
High margins..
Growing margins..
Dividend paying..
Regular dividend increases.

Long term hold for me.

That should read net profit of £50k minimum. Average client 40m so 300-400k net to SYME.

Does Amazon have a minimum contract of £50k and client with £5m in inventory on a 3 year minimum contract?
Long term, this has so much potential because of it's scalability, if it did grab a chunk of this 2tr market we hear of, the profits would be up there with US firms and would be in the top 5 of not the top of the UK earners.

The real innovation here is the new asset class SYME have created. Peer2peer, blockchain etc is here. This new asset class isn't.. until next month when Storm Harbour launch the first swath.

£1.25 per share.

That's all it takes in any company you invest in or want to. A simple email and a lot of rumour and bs can be put to bed. Do you think so many websites would publish the CEO upping his stake if it wasn't the case. Or do you think dishonest folk who fancy shorting a 1000% riser or just getting in cheaper would maybe spread bs.