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Supply@ME Capital's (LON:SYME) Alessandro Zamboni talks to Proactive London about partnering up with a European bank and iMass Investments to launch a Shariah-compliant version of its inventory monetisation platform.

Zamboni explains the 'opportunity' to work alongside their middle eastern partner to promote their service as well as 'one of most important banks in Europe'.

He says Islamic finance 'is a very important demand in the Emirates as well as all over the middle east' to create 'short term revenues'.

Supply@ME Capital PLC (LON:SYME) is a fintech firm which runs a platform that allows companies to monetise the stock to special purpose vehicles established by Supply@ME allowing, at the same time, companies to keep on consignment the latter stock which can then be sold off to end customers.

The group’s innovative finntech platform puts together funders, through a securitisation scheme. Behind the service, several exponential technologies are managed with the aim of making Supply@ME the best fintech inventory data monitoring system.

Supply@ME has already clinched more than 900mln euros worth of contracts with companies and signed agreements with cross-border financial partners.



How is it doing
In November, the firm partnered with a European bank and iMass Investments to launch a Shariah-compliant version of its inventory monetisation platform.

The authorisation is scheduled to be completed by the end of December 2020 so the first Shariah-compliant transaction can be settled in the first quarter of 2021.

In October, SYME signed a strategic agreement with Anthony Brown and The Trade Advisory to launch its inventory monetisation platform in the US.

At September-end, the number of client companies on its platform was 142, up from 66 at the end of 2019 and 97 at the time of the company’s July 27 trading update.

The acceleration in the number of corporates ready to be served is a result of the re-opening of activities in Italy after the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions were eased, combined with the positive reaction from client companies to the progress that Supply@ME has made with its inventory funding.

Revenues for fiscal 2019/20 will be in the region of £2.3mln.



What the boss says: Alessandro Zamboni, chief executive
"The United States is an enormous potential market for Supply@ME. Our Platform can play a distinctive role supporting US companies via innovative, scalable transactions."

"Similar facilities have recently been announced by Bank of America and Macy's. This is further evidence that our inventory monetisation platform can really support corporates to manage their working capital more efficiently and continue to grow."

"I'm delighted that Mr Brown and his business, The Trade Advisory, share my vision, and recognise the impact that Supply@ME can have in the United States."

Supply@Me
The Company can obviously ensure that what already announced is true (each announcements is earlier checked by lawyers, advisers etc, …).
I think investors:
should be happy that the CEO is the main shareholder of the Company,
should be happy that the CEO and the other Directors have a strong relationship with Financial Services Industries and Fintech
If Investors are not comfortable with there investment should continue to do research on syme. I for one am very comfortable and will not let some half wit deramper tell me otherwise. I would suggest to always filter these derampers and if needed report them. Don't respond to there false claims as that's what they want.
If your not comfortable after doing your research then you shouldn't be invested.
I personally see syme being at different levels from where we are now. The foundations are being put in place, give syme the time it needs to grow and your investment will do the same.

Da, "I'm trying my absolute hardest to see things from your perspective, but I just can't get my head that far up my ass."

You've been here all day trash talking, who does that???
Think it's time you took your meds and returned back to the mental asylum you escaped from.
Your trash talk is not welcome here.

On a more positive note, exciting announcements I see being announced very soon from now. I'm excited to what's happening here and very happy to hold and keep topping up at these bargain prices.
Good luck all invested
Hope your weekend is a good one.
Cheers

Head & shoulder or what I see it as a ghost pattern explained.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/head-shoulders.asp

Now the ghost pattern on the charts have just been drawn I see this heading back up.
If you care to research the chart pattern of two hands and a head your, see that pattern is a indicator the share will break out. I call it a ghost as that is what it looks like.
Gl strong finish today.

https://twitter.com/UK_MONEYMAKER/status/1324704148051419137?s=20

Trust in your investment, your research brought you here. Syme will be going places.
Don't trust in some dum derampers bullsh*t.
Remember syme hasn't even been on the market a year yet, let the business develop and trust in the research that brought you here.
AZ will always answer any concerns you may have.
There are also many highly intelligent posters on this BB invested in syme who I'm sure would be the first to advise on anything untoward going on.
My advice would be to Filter DA as he clearly has some agenda, wouldn't surprise me if he was actually Tom Winnifrith coming out with more of the same bullsh*t.

Video for those still researching #SYME.

https://youtu.be/zXIol68t3To

Exactly that which is why I said the post was from May 2020. Obviously there from May to November the calculations are very different from May.
So that post was merely a forecast to compare from May until now.
Some will find it useful, others won't.

Hi Steven, if your relating to the forecast from adfvn then I must apologise as that post was written in May 2020.
Obviously the market cap is much higher now.
The post I just found a interesting read so thought would share amongst fellow investors.
AB

Your very welcome pea hope. Every little bit of info, help always comes useful. I find it's always best to dig around on your investment, just so you have covered every corner so your then very confident going forward.
£500 investment is a good start pea hope, you can always keep adding to it on the dips.
Glwyi

Hi pea hope,
The main factors that determine whether a share price moves up or down are supply and demand. Essentially, if more people want to buy a share than sell it, the price will rise because the share is more sought-after (the 'demand' outstrips the 'supply').
Also helps having more substance in rns reports.
Many other factors out there mate, I've just listed a few.
Keep researching as I am which will give you the confidence your looking for for your syme investment.
Good luck

Also taken from advfn, Sorry if already talked about, might help a few who are still researching......

If an investor is looking to invest in any company, one of the first ports of call is the number of issued shares. This needs to be be multiplied by the current share price to arrive at the market capitalisation.
SYME is valued today at £43M.If we knock off the shares that are not available to purchase, that’s the 74% main shareholder and the 3 institutions that have 5% each, we arrive at 11%,or just under £5M pounds worth.Of that £5M worth of shares most are tucked away with various shareholders and will not be traded. I estimate the true pool of tradable shares is about 20% of the 11%. That’s around a million pounds worth.If, as the company is currently forecasting,£250M of inventory goes onto the platform next month, and around £5M of cash is received, investors orders for shares will not be satisfied, at today’s price, in my opinion. A squeeze will occur pushing the shares higher.
Most of the information available on the company today, bar any interviews, and RNS News items since, was in the prospectus. Those that bought into the placing were also anticipating the above,and for that reason were prepared to subscribe for shares at over 3 times today’s price.
So long as SYME delivers, the future looks exceedingly bright.

If by Xmas, SYME has received income of £20M from sales of £1BN of inventory, I estimate the market capitalisation will be ITRO a billion pounds or twenty times today’s valuation.SYME is then expecting to grow inventory sales by another billion a year through 2024. In 2021 that would equate to growth of 100% and should be rewarded in the market with a PE that matches the growth rate..

Off to work so over and out.
Thanks for all the different interesting topics on syme today.
ATB

Appreciate your insight parm. There is definitely a Hugh market for syme, one that will grow and grow. This has to be one of the most exciting shares on the market with all that's been announced. The future is phenomenal for syme and its shareholders.
Your insight along with many others on this board is always appreciated.
I'm still learning to, working out syme's jigsaw puzzle can be a bit like a rubik cube blind folded lol.
That's why these boards are amazing to gatherthat extra info one might need.
ATB

Thought I would throw it out there to see what sort of response would generate.
With your knowledge and expertise within the advertising industry you certainly will know far more than I ever will.
Personally I just thought being in the middle of a pandemic there wouldn't be a better time to go through the TV media advertising, but as you say syme don't seem to have a problem in bringing in clients. Also the cost of it would probably not benefit syme.
God I love these boards, so many great opinions from all walks of life.
Thanks Parm

Just a thought but has anyone actually put this question to AZ on going more public via worldwide TV advertising. Putting out to all there concept. There is never a better time to do such a thing during this pandemic.
Imagine all that extra revenue syme would get which would also reflect in the sp.
Just throwing it out there.

Thanks for your explanation Bob appreciated.
Thinking of going premium again on here as these dam ads are ridiculous. Get a tiny little box to type in with ads constantly flashing up.
Will be interesting next week to see where we go with this new lockdown coming in next week, I think syme will be OK, my other investments probably not so good.

Supply@ME Capital (SYME: LN) has developed a cult-like following amongst investors. Its clients swear by its inventory securitization system, and it has weathered the coronavirus-imposed stock market correction by helping prop up other businesses. The firm’s growth has been strong amid wider turmoil, bolstered by its healthy balance sheet and loyal client base. Is it time for others to get on board? Several analysts have picked up on SYME’s performance during the coronavirus pandemic and have labeled it a must.