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The warrant holders have got shares that are on a massive discount to to the trading price, they will make 400-500% selling them.

You will be diluted and own a little bit less of the company.

5 holes a month, dirty stop out ;)

This looks like another GGP in the making, massive reserve potential.

You have to question why it was taken to over 2p. Clearly a lot of insiders are exercising warrants and selling. Something very convenient for some.

So this share has pretty much fallen since consolidation yet Blackrock has managed to buy almost 3% of the company. Stink much?

Couldn't find that data, only saw I owned these yesterday. Inherited from an old Guild holding. Did a bit of research yesterday on them but didn't see the billions in issue. Thought it was 800mill.

Sold em, another confetti share. 30 odd Million market cap is too high for nothing tangible no matter who the board are.

I thought I did, LSE data not to be trusted..

"Defence Holdings Plc Ord Gbp0.001 is listed on the London Stock Exchange trading with ticker code ALRT.L. It has a market capitalisation of £10.26m, with approximately 804.98m shares in issue"

Question, yesterday this had 800 million odd shares in issue and a Market Cap of £12m (according to this website)

Then a warrants RNS landed, stating total share in issue 2 billion odd. Considering the warrants were 50 million odd, where did the over 1biliion new shares come from?

So this now will have a market cap of near 30 million not 12. Dilution much! Where did it come from? How can this website be so wrong on the amount of shares issued.

Yeah I just wanted to know if the board had that sort of history. Seen a good few main market CEO's act like that so was just checking. Positive response.

Have inherited this holding so did some digging on chat5 to see if it's a usual aim lifestyle board etc. Nice potential future here by the looks of it.

Defence Holdings plc (LSE: ALRT) has undergone a major transformation, pivoting from esports to a next-gen defence technology company. Its board today reflects a deliberate mix of military, tech and governance expertise, not “lifestyle” operators.

Lord Houghton of Richmond — Chairman (from 1 Oct 2025)

Former Chief of the Defence Staff (2013–2016), the UK’s highest military post. Oversaw operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, and led the 2015 Strategic Defence Review securing 2% GDP spending.

Appointed Field Marshal in June 2025, the Army’s most senior rank.

Crossbench peer in the House of Lords, serving on the International Relations and Defence Committee.

Business ventures include chairmanship of SecureCloud+, but also less successful ventures (ByzGen entered administration in 2025, De Vinculis wound down in 2024).

His core value to Defence Holdings lies in credibility, defence recognition, and institutional connections. Markets reacted strongly — shares jumped nearly 30% on his appointment.

Other Key Directors

James Norwood, Deputy Chairman — ex-Royal Navy officer, senior Raytheon executive with deep experience in AI-enabled sensing, aerospace and secure comms.

Andrew McCartney, CTO/Senior NED — former Microsoft Ventures UK head, experienced in scaling AI and cybersecurity platforms. Brings commercial and product depth.

Ian Yarwood-Lovett, Independent NED — gaming and defence crossover: BAFTA-winning “Fable” co-creator, later led AI-driven defence simulations and now at US space-defence firm True Anomaly.

Brian Stockbridge, Executive Director — co-founder, architect of the 2025–2030 strategic plan, ensures governance and shareholder engagement.

Richard “Bertie” Bassett, VP Defence Programmes — long military and defence programmes background, strengthening operational execution.

Derek Lew, NED (ex-Chairman) — steered transition from esports to defence, provides continuity.

Assessment

Not lifestyle operators: the board blends battle-tested generals, ex-service officers, and seasoned technologists.

Lord Houghton’s appointment brings stature, legitimacy, and access at government level, compensating for limited commercial track record.

Complementary skills across military command, AI, cyber, gaming simulation, and governance show a deliberate strategy to align with Defence Holdings’ focus: drones, AI, cyber-security, and counter-influence warfare.

The mix suggests a company serious about sovereign defence tech, rather than a lifestyle venture.

A raise above the share price.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/SYM/subscription-primarybid-offer-and-notice-of-gm-ebq7vb1l9l5v239.html

You don't have to give away the silver at half price all the time.

Prime example this morning. Fallen from over 1000p. Worse than a crypto bear market. May be worth a flutter

https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChat.html?ShareTicker=RENX&share=Renalytix-Plc

Track record looks good. This one came to my attention again via the Sky advert. It's certainly backed by high profile people. For me, looking at the chart, looking at the market cap, looking at the growth. This is primed for a turn around and looks a good point to start entering. Bought my first batch on the big fall the other day.

HI chaps, been a wile but I've been keeping an eye on things. This share will never be valued close to its NAV until it stops raising at under half the value of its NAV. Plenty of firms raise above the share price when they see the share price isn't valued correctly. TEK never do, always a massive discount, then they are trapped in a range until the profit is made for the lenders.

Morning chaps, been a while! The UK stock isn't or hasn't been working for some time now. It's a complete joke when you look at some of the valuations. Sad thing is, there is many good companies that get lumped with the rest of the U.K. zombie firms.

I regularly find companies with nothing going for them but air to be way overvalued also, they just lie or bend the truth in their RNS's to hype up the retail but literally have nothing but ideas. How some of these storybook RNS's have been allowed to slip by without recourse is shocking.

Then there is the undervalued gems that never get valued properly until takeover time. There is many of these and over the past 3-4 years, we've seen a lot of 30-100% jumps the minute a takeover is sniffed at, which just shows you, the market makers know they are undervaluing things.

The UK city workers though, "best in the world at making money" or should that say best at stealing..?? mmm

There is clearly way to much fraud and corruption in the UK markets and AIM is just a joke, It's more like a gangsters paradise..

I know a lot of people who have lost more in aim than in crypto yet crypto is now even harder to access because of said fraud etc in the industry. About time the London Market was looked into properly. It stinks.

https://youtu.be/fPO76Jlnz6c?t=62

"Maybe he will vote to bring back public hanging? How about organ harvesting from 'illegal immigrants'?"

Nom, What do you think the frozen lorries were for? That's not travel to a new life, that's travel and be organ harvested. To dark for news but it's the reality. Big black market there. Frozen transportation is to keep stuff fresh.

Sickening how low priced good UK firms are.

Shareholders voted down dilution not that long ago. What a ride that one was! Did ok there before it was NNN. Missed the top but bagged, then it all got a bit mad!

Must be surely? It's a registered name, who else has patented small salt crystals and is called Microsalt?

https://twitter.com/microsaltinc

Notice the R in a circle. Can't be a different firm, if it is I would seriously question a few things.

HL has removed the under bid tag from when you go to buy or sell these. Can anyone see this happening now until the war is over?

Great find Seaman, Live by the sea here and those windy salt whipped up days are great for clearing the sinuses. Most nose decongestants are just salt water. Surprised we've not heard a mention of this..