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It was 27% of the votes-not voters. I understand that a very large shareholder with previous connection to IMM voted the vast majority of these votes.

Jenforluck-are you invested here?

Where were all these critics of TMc at 11am on 12 June 2025-their opportunity to question him face to face?

Wigwammer-agreed. Also, depending on average cost of shares it may be possible to exit at significant profit before the final outcome is known. For example after patent application is filed, patient trials have started and deals for other indications have been signed there will be a big surge in the share price.

If none of this happens then everything is lost.

Pfizer have market cap of circa $140bn dollars. A buyout from them would be wonderful!

GLA investors

Read earlier post-make patent application first-then deals. Message that those of us that bothered (were able!) to attend the AGM and then posted took away.

GLA

He was at the AGM! Give him a call.

The Señor and his gang were waiting for us. All negative, nothing profound, no in depth research.

So all filtered-which means the last dozen or posts on this Board.

I feel better already.

GLA

Thanks-will try and find them.

Thanks.

Can you tell me how/where to find the interview.

ATB

Spantrout

Happy to hear it. Like facts and other opinions-don't like personal, sarcastic, and accusations of lying comments.

ATB

The first four GOT their gold. The last one, Angel, Jamie Sanchez, was reneged on by Señor and captured.

The first four then went to rescue him against overwhelming odds. They failed and the Senor killed Angel so the other four killed everybody in the compound starting with the Señor-they did not survive themselves.

Their comradeship was more important than mere gold.

This epic scene, which must be seen, took days to shoot-not least because of it's length, number of re-takes and they had to wash and then dry in the suns all the clothing which were dripping with (pretend) blood.

I know my Wildbucnh.

That's all

Sorry-some duplication after THE END.

I had resigned from posting on this Board but somebody who I have got to know from us both posting persuaded me to post again, reflecting on my attending the AGM, after I shared my views with him.

So here goes. Let me say at the outset that The Wildbunch is the title of the acclaimed revisionist western film directed by the great Sam Peckinpah.

The story is of 5 outlaws-think 5 shareholders at AGM- seeking one last payday by exchanging weapons-think P140 and other assets-for gold-think US$.

The leader-Pike-played by William Holden-think Rebarm of shareholder fame

‘If they move kill them’

‘I left feeling much more positive.

Why?

Why should I bother sharing with you Loads and others who continue to knock without bothering to dig beneath the surface to try to understand what's actually happening at IMM?’

In summary I left the meeting more upbeat than when I went in.

The Chairman was positive that a deal or deals would be struck this year and that the deal with Avion was alive. A patent would be filed regarding the RNS’s earlier this year-then patients could be selected and the trial on them commenced

It is unrealistic to expect the market cap to go from £10-15 to many 100’s of millions straight away. However with the new patents and a forecast of around 15% of $1 billion of revenues per annum annum for Lupus treatment over 20 years the outlook is better. Particularly as there a possibility of advanced approval if the drug is shown to be hugely beneficial at a relatively early stage.

In addition there is a probability of trial being financed for CIDP, plus other indications

Shareholder resolve led by Rebarm (Pike) and Poor farmer (Gorch-Warren Oates) led to the meeting being conducted in a more sensible way-discussion followed by voting-rather than the other way round.

I had a chat with the scientists (weapon maufacturers)-who I have previously met- and was struck by their confidence both for the science (weapons) and the medium term (next 12 months or so) and commercial outlook (gold).

We now have to watch out for the flak-as I (Ernest Borgnine-Dutch-the oldest and ugliest of both 5’s) said “Senorcargosdinores and his gang will be waiting for us”, Pike (Holden-Rebarm) replied “I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

THE END

I had resigned from posting on this Board but somebody who I have got to know from us both posting persuaded me to post again, reflecting on my attending the AGM, after I shared my views with him.

So here goes. Let me say at the outset that The Wildbunch is the title of the acclaimed revisionist western film directed by the great Sam Peckinpah.

The story is of 5 outlaws-think 5 shareholders at AGM- seeking one last payday by exchanging weapons-think P140 and other assets-for gold-think US$.

The leader-Pike-played by William Holden-think Rebarm of shareholder fame

‘If they move kill them’

‘I left feeling much more positive.

Following these disparaging remarks I have decided to no longer post on this Board.

Best of luck to all shareholders.

Goodbye

Supermobileman

Thanks-very much appreciated. Having seen your post I unblocked the post you mentioned, part of which read:

"I don't think wildbunch can have gone. Why else would he/she consistently fail to update us? "

This brings into my question both my veracity and my consistently failure to update this bulletin board.

Let me make it completely clear that I arrived at Malmaison Hotel to be met my Lisa who kindly provided me with coffee, I then met both Tim's both of whom I have met on several occasions.

I attended the AGM and contributed-voting down Resolution 5.

I sent some time afterwards in discussion with the two French scientists.

I will contribute further having seen Poor Farmer's notes

I should add that I have been to several IMM AGM's in the past many years and have always reported back.

My family (my wife and I) holdings amount 2.6m shares at an average of just over 4p-a fact which was also challenged on this Board.

I know that several previous serious contributors to this Board have either stopped contributing or who have lessened their contribution because of Lord and his pals.

I took the trouble to get to the AGM to better understand what is going on and to have worthwhile pro and after meeting discussions with the key players.

Before retirement I held senior positions in the City and after my MBA I spent some time in an Investment House as an investment analyst.

GLA

Switched off filters today on Loads and Peter for a couple of hours-after their posts back on again.

Went.

I am diluted and DELIGHTED.

That's all

Thanks for finding and posting this.