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At a point where I have a real problem believing a word the CEO says or having any confidence in the BoD and it looks like the price agrees with me.

It's obvious they expect the share price to rise and don't want the loan to end up costing a fortune to clear, so do it now.

Other ITs have seen narrowing discounts recently but the market is not convinced by oig. Something is scaring off the money.

Very sensible and substantially undervalued.

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Run to 70p plus possible.

wind of something?

One of the better regrets.

Better than I bought more and wished I hadn't.

What was overhang looks to have gone now

It just keeps burning cash and looks like TTs b'tch as so dependent on them and TT making commissions of it too. Even the raise looks like a TT payday as loan cleared etc.

Will have wait until next TU to see of below has changed.

Only £0.1m new ARR signed so far in 2026, despite a claimed strong pipeline. Adjusted EBITDA falling from £1.0m to £0.8m.

Statutory losses widening. Gross margin falling due to AWS costs and TT sales commissions. TT can't lose. Nice for them.

Looks like e en more on the books to sell. See if anyone steps in to hoover them up else it could break below 30p. Wonder if the seller has a time limit to clear out, perhaps by end calender q2. No way to know. I think it is Cannacord and they still hold a large quantity. Weird after raising at 40p. Results could have been a trigger.

Someone wants out at volume.

Only £0.1m new ARR signed so far in 2026, despite a claimed strong pipeline.

Adjusted EBITDA falling from £1.0m to £0.8m.

Statutory losses widening.

Gross margin falling due to AWS costs and TT sales commissions.

Possibly some large foreign holder.

Cannacord dumping. What do they know?

Spot on.

Peace is precious!

IT Dr. Gambert GmbH - may be them.

I think this is a good move for resilience.

"NIOX has signed a ten-year exclusive supply agreement with its FeNO sensor supplier. This allows NIOX to make targeted investments in the sensor supplier to increase manufacturing capacity, strengthen long-term supply security and enhance operational resilience as the business continues to scale globally."

Next they could try to force companies to be sold to entities inside the country, possibly affiliated to member of the Gov, to keep all profit in there too.

Very popular with the locals, makes the Gov look on the side of the people and the only ones sh@fted being the foreign shareholders.

With what Iran is looking to do to get revenue from Hormuz, Indonesia from it's resources, expect others to follow the path.

For now avoid resources as any country can go to full resource nationalisation and shareholders get scr@wed.

I don't think this will be the last.