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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Agronomics Limited | ANIC | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.12 | 1.45% | 8.42 | 16:35:22 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 8.30 | 8.30 | 8.30 | 8.42 | 8.30 |
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| PHARMACEUTICALS & BIOTECHNOLOGY |
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Posted at 15/4/2024 16:24 by 1chrism Agree and I think that is in fact going to be key for all of ANICs portfolio. BlueNalu is possibly the most advanced with commercial opportunities.There are a couple of key factors to keep in mind with Liberation Labs. Firstly, they are still building the factory and I think may be doing or about to do a fundraiser. Secondly, once they are built if there is a precision fermentation company on the planet that is looking to upscale, they will have no choice but to go to Liberation Labs.Factor one tells us why the share price is and will continue to nose dive and factor two tells us why ANIC are poised to become quite the prospect. I say poised but what I mean is early 2025. Until then, hold off or like bruised investors such as myself look for the bottom then average. They are not going anywhere for at least a decade. |
Posted at 04/4/2024 09:02 by 1chrism In the last two days:Vow receives regulatory approval in Singapore (fish)Avant (fish) moves from 250l to 2000l bioreactors ready for roll out in Singapore in 2025Both non ANIC but both will be paving the way. Clearly four legged meat will continue to provoke gasps from the established farm to slaughter lobby but some lab fish companies have early doors formed partnerships with the sea to slaughter industry. The shining example here being ANICs BlueNalu.It's not if but when for ANIC. The only concern is if the LSE survives this year. |
Posted at 02/4/2024 10:31 by 1chrism Id not heard of ITX before, really interesting company. I see your point and think it does make sense, especially around meat and especially in the US. The declining share price will most definitely have been impacted by the bible belt reaction. Unlike ITX of course, ANIC are not revenue creating at the moment.And in terms of the notion of consumer uptake, ANIC are not reliant on meat and both Mellon and Chow are upfront about the notion that lab meat is a 10 yeqr hence thing. The media just carried away following Good meat and Upside approvals last year.I think that because of interest rates investors are rightly nervous about AIM at the moment and wont care or even notice ANIC until sometime next year when Liberation Labs is operational Meatly have upscalled and they realise BlueNalu works.If you are in ANIC now you are 5 years early to the party |
Posted at 02/4/2024 09:47 by 1chrism The second successful fundraise by a ANIC investee in as many weeks. This time £37m Euro for Onego Bio.Share price predictably immovable. Im more worried for AIM than ANIC at this point. Which by extension is a worry for ANIC. It really does look like London has taken the interest rate problem personally. |
Posted at 26/3/2024 07:15 by 1chrism ANIC investee Clean Foods working towards getting their lab made palm on the market announce £2.5m investment from Clean Growth Fund. ANIC currently own 27.4% in equity of Clean Foods Agronomics Limited - Clean Food secures £2.5m additional funding #ANIC @AgronomicsLtd https://www.voxmarke |
Posted at 25/3/2024 12:22 by 1chrism Whilst irritating, I think leaning on the buyback as some indicator of the value of the business is a red herring. I'd agree that it was a mistake for ANIC to even suggest it given current macro.It is worth reminding ourselves that ANIC have 20+ companies all marching towards commercialism in a sector that first has to go through approval. With the additional burden of taking flack from the industry (intensive farming) their product will eventually supplant.Also worth reminding ourselves that ANIC is led by Jim Mellon who is treating this as a life ambition. They wont ever be short of money, neither will they be worried when the landscape is better for fundraising.Mellon was recently interviewed and was quite open about the share price, trajectory of the company and the projects invested therein. I'll link and include notes later. But suffice to safe, investing in ANIC is not a 1,2 or even 5 year play. It is easily 10 years minimum. Likely some companies wont make it. But, they founded Meatly and Liberation Labs, and whilst the former may have one more regulatory hurdle to clear the latter is without competition with a clear runway. |
Posted at 22/3/2024 07:23 by 1chrism ANIC Supermeat rns was great for the industry but made little impact in the market. I suspect until ANIC start talking about commercial sales we can expect more of the same. Meaning q2 2025 will be a bit more positive for the share price in terms of ANIC reporting on sales. Otherwise ANIC are the proverbial reed in the macro wind.However under the radar FSA anouncement went, the commitment to change novel food approval process is a boost for commercial viability of cellular agriculture in the UKhttps://cultivated |
Posted at 10/3/2024 09:03 by 1chrism A useful article to note. I think it is unsurprising really. Especially when it comes to lab meat the challenge is to reduce the cost of media (the liquid within which the meat is grown) and scale at a low cost. The only company that have a handle on this is Meatly. An ANIC lab meat company for pet food that has on series A funding alone knocked the cost of media down from £700 to just over £1. They have distribution (Pets at Home) sorted and await approval (FSA has already greenlit).The two US companies approved have worked wonders but they havent cracked those two factors I mention above. Lab meat is always going to be the headline for cellular agriculture because all the lobby money in the US when it comes to food is in beef. But it is precision fermentation that will be the first major breakthrough. Handily, ANIC are building the worlds first mega factory in Indiana (opening next year). But to be clear thinking about cellular agricultural food companies as competition for traditional farming is a nonsense.As a final thought, note the absence of disagreeable press when it comes to lab grown fish meat. BlueNalu (blue fin tuna), ANIC luminary have MOUs with Misubishi, Thai Fishing corp and PIF money on board. For those pinning hope on lab meat, that is where the breakthrough will be. |
Posted at 16/2/2024 16:07 by 1chrism My word, what happened to the editorial team, that was a long read. On the whole though, it is the tone rather than the content that builds the suspense. In ANIC portfolio for example all meat companies (Mosa, Meatable eve Blue Nalu) recognise that price parity and market share is a decade or so off. Anthony Chow and Jim Mellon are consistent on this especially over the last 12 months. The response to lab meat seems to be either a surprise that it is not in circulation or suspicion that it is going to put all farmers out of work. But, there have been only two companies hit the dinner plate in the US. Singapore, there are more but it really is like we are witnessing the invention of the motor car or quill. It is very new. Very, very new.All ANIC companies in meat (and probably in general) need to work on reduction of media (the liquid in which the meat grows). ANIC companies like Meatly have reduced cost from £700 to around £1. But still need to reduce by around 90%. It is going to happen, but not at the pace of the author of the article you kindly shares would seem to expect.And let us remember, cellular agriculture is not just meat. It is a quarter of ANIC portfolio. Added to that when it comes to meat, it sea food kind that is probably most exciting in ANIC portfolio; Blue Nalu have MOUs with major players in Thailand, Japan and South Korea and PIF on board. Now that is really exciting.I think it is a very useful article but overly reactionary on a sector that is still finding its feet. |
Posted at 17/11/2023 18:45 by halfpenny ANIC future prospects have grown tenfold.Money week also highlighted ANIC last week. Expect an explosion of interest in ANIC. It also noted 40% discount to NAV provides a great base to start investing as interest in ANIC grows and investments start to be Fruitful especially in the Pet Food Market. WoW ! ANIC Success in the pipeline as market matures ten fold!. |
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