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Following this significant upgrade to funding, through its “banking as a service” strategic partner, SYME will be able to accelerate the funding initiatives previously announced as follows:
the Bank partnership will fast-forward the funding of inventory monetisation for those client companies which do not form part of the initial StormHarbour €300m portfolio
– it will deliver additional inventory funding in the UK working together with its UK capital markets partner on the first portfolio of UK Client companies
– it will enable improvements to the self-funding agreements being negotiated with two Italian banks, to create more synergies and integrations with SYME’s new partner Bank
– the Company can now analyse new financing structures using direct borrowing lines from the Bank to monetise inventory (and consequently increase monetisation to above €8bn), whereby securitisation notes could be structured in tranches (a senior lower risk tranche for institutional investors, and, a junior first-loss higher risk tranche for the Bank)
https://www.share-talk.com/supply-me-capital-syme-l-eur-8bn-funding-agreement-with-bank-acquisition/#gs.li6nj0
Funding businesses is an ancient practice, which hasn’t fundamentally changed since the 1980s with the shift away from bank financing to bond financing, and the market has been in dire need of a new way for businesses to access working capital. There have been some innovations in the world of alternative finance, but these have fundamentally relied on the same underlying mechanic: securitised debt. Supply@ME is the first major total rethink of how businesses source working capital in decades. There is a a huge, world-wide, working capital market made of trillions worth of needs, the only player which provides a unique inventory monetisation scalable scheme is Supply@ME.
Spotify.. No problem.
Just posting all current info out there on syme. Going through all that information posted it just confirms to me exactly where we're going. Patience is the Key here as all the building blocks come together. Some investors just need to go through all that's advertised on syme which will then confirm what lies ahead for the syme future.
Its definitely not a short hold here.
My guess is we will see 1p to 1.5p by December assuming all the news we're waiting on is released.
2021 again as syme progresses and all the relevant news with substance and a few meat balls thrown in I see 5p possible 10p by end of 2021
Since the reverse takeover and subsequent expansion, Supply@ME is poised for rapid expansion and an uptick of earnings. Presently, Supply@Me is operating with $1.3b in stock holdings. Some likely to grow given its current winning trajectory and increased demand, as well as valuable expansion occurring in the Middle East and throughout Europe. All eyes at the fintech sector are on Supply@Me, and with good reason!
https://businesscasestudies.co.uk/a-revolution-in-stock-monetization-supplyme/
Based on Zamboni, the expectation based on current stock, partnerships, and an increased need, is a considerable uptick in revenue for Supply@ME by year's end, described as exponential growth. Said the shift maker, in part,"we've restricted incremental costs to be incurred,"... the prediction is an important increase in earnings as all indicators point to"a strong level of profitability for the business in the full-year ending March 2021
This goes out to all those Trolls out there, Everyone’s entitled to act stupid once in awhile, but you really abuse the privilege.
I don’t know what your problem is, but I’m guessing it’s hard to pronounce.
I’m not a proctologist, but I know an asshol** when I see one.
Happy to hold here as syme is going to be the talk of the market for years to come.
I want to sell some as eV stocks have gone crazy, boom time.
In the back of my mind I know the Hugh potential here at syme which keeps stopping me from selling.
If I do sell I'll be back for sure. Some mega money to be made else where at the moment, which is maybe why some are selling here.
I quite often put some good investments on my Moneymaker twitter account, wouldn't want ya to miss the boat on some incredible opportunities right now.
Have a merry weekend, not much else to do lol.
Researchers still on the sidelines, add this to your research...
Supply@ME has attained a significant precipice, at least in terms of its business growth. Sitting at the peak of the mountain, the sky is the limit -- so says the financial information!
If one is to peruse the upward trajectory only since 2014, the evidence is apparent that this company is headed for giant expansion into 2021.
https://businesscasestudies.co.uk/a-revolution-in-stock-monetization-supplyme/amp/
How the hell is this website with an agenda to take syme down still online.
If legal action has been started against these perpetrators you would of thought WordPress would of taken that website down.
Well done all those holding strong, don't let these idiots convince you that your good research was a waste of time.
Once the big news we're all waiting on is released all that patience will be rewarded.
https://supplymecapitalfraudscam.com/
https://twitter.com/UK_MONEYMAKER/status/1326750830859530241?s=20
Think I share the same opinion of the majority of syme investors by having more substance in rns releases.
Maybe if AZ hasn't seen it already the below link shod be sent to him, would be a good example of how he should be delivering rns reports. By putting more meat on the bones, or throwing a few meat balls in to the mix the share price will move up and hold.
https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/supplyme-capital-continues-to-be-a-traders-dream-what-it-can-learn-from-novacyt/
Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where the city has built a growing fintech environment in recent years. Key Abu Dhabi partnerships have been a crucial part of the process and continue to go ahead, despite the global pandemic...
Trialling an inventory monetisation programme with Abu Dhabi-based manufacturers and lenders – Supply@ME and iMass investments
Following a joint market assessment, Supply@ME signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Khaled Abdulla Almass and his investment company, iMass LLC to facilitate the expansion of Supply@ME into the Middle East market. Supply@ME is a Fintech company that is owned by Italy’s Avantgarde Group, which is traded in the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
The fintech platform can lend money to businesses with tangible, re-sellable assets that are used as security for the loans. However, they remain in customers’ warehouses, which are tracked via a monitoring platform. Those loans are securitised and then sold to investors; should a company default then stocks can be re-sold.
iMass Investments, founded in 2007, was created to invest directly in leading companies and major development and commercial projects in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region across various industries. iMass uncovered via a market assessment that within the UAE region there is an underserved market for inventory monetisation of up to $50 billion USD for principal categories within imported goods, and $28 billion for the main categories of non-oil goods produced in the UAE.
https://thefintechtimes.com/three-interesting-fintech-partnerships-in-abu-dhabi/
SYME shares have been falling for the past few months since hitting a high of 0.919p on August 18, despite making several positive announcements since then. The company’s shares have been under sustained selling pressure as sellers disregard the positive developments.
supply@ME has solid fundamentals in an industry with a €2 trillion addressable market and has been growing its client portfolio nicely this year. The firm had grown its client list to 142 companies by September 30, and its latest inroad into sharia-compliant lending is likely to attract more clients and funders.
The company has also structured its business in a way that de-risks its balance sheet by packaging its debt into special purpose vehicles that can be acquired by other investors looking for stable returns.
SYME also stands to benefit from the servicing costs associated with the debt carried in the special purpose vehicles, which creates another reliable income stream for the company.
The firm’s latest decline presents an excellent investment opportunity for long-term investors, given the high likelihood that the company’s share shall rally in future.
https://www.asktraders.com/analysis/supplyme-syme-shares-plunge-7-today-despite-launching-a-new-product/
Supply@Me is a fintech stock which has set out to be an inventory data monitoring business. It wants to make it easier for companies to manage data, be it in the ERP space, banking, smart sensors integration, or enhancing the digital workplace. These are a LOT of bases for a small company to be covering. The ERP market alone is massive.
https://www.thearmchairtrader.com/supplyme-capital-changing-inventory-into-an-asset-class/
Elonmuskthescent, it certainly has been quite complicated at times researching syme. As you say some have taken advantage of that seen on these boards, hopefully now that has been put to bed.
After a few conversations with AZ I'm convinced I made the right decision with my research. I'm prepared to lose what I've invested should my research be wrong.
Just a reminder to all before I go to noddy land, AZ is quite happy to answer any concerns you may have.
I for one won't be going anywhere as I see syme being a very successful business in a untapped market.
Gl All and good night :)