RE: Rogers Post20 May 2026 12:15
Thats how i read it spantrout, the three interviews leading upto Christmas was as good as a promise and a big reason why so many who hadn't seen IMM before took a position, imo. I still believe IMM has valuable assets but faith in Tim has all but gone.
If he didn't intentionally mislead investors (i don't believe he did but been wrong many times before), it has highlighted a serious defect in Tim as a CEO. I wrongly assumed due to the short time frame that discussions had already been ongoing for months before patent filing. Now it's apparent those discussions wasnt happening to the level we was lead to believe or nowhere near close enough to finalise a deal by Q1 2026, Tim has some explaining to do. Why did he think it was wise to go public and state deal by year end, with other happy surprises, if no 'negotiations' had even started along with no good surprises delieved in 2025? Why hasn't any sort of deal materialised? Is he willing to accept a lower deal to finalise it and secure the company for many years to come?
Imo, everyone is wanted the £1bn+ package deal, I would be happy with half of that, still 5-10% royalties. The company would be sured up for the long term future and able to focus on other assets or partnering opportunities, along with a sp of 35p+.
If the assets we have are correct, this stock should be in people's retirement portfolio, big gains will be made trading the way up, but true wealth should be created holding 7+ years after commercialisation.
Gla, I do believe & keep adding when I can but for me Tim should be some sort of Operations Manager not CEO. No doubt he has done good since taking over but this saga is all his doing and was completely avoidable. If what we have is correct, we need a much more competent CEO, possibly an understudy manager from one of the big pharma wanting to make a name for him/herself. Sorry this isn't all positive, really not putting IMM as a company down, just wanting the best team in place to look after my retirement fund hopefully.