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[ged5] 03/12/2024 13:51

Unicorn added 4.68m in the placing even though the percentage has been reduced.

[ged5] 03/12/2024 12:38

Yes, but they seem to have some problems of their own. Perhaps FDBK will come good and change Amati Global Investors' minds about AIM. :)

[gnnmartin] 03/12/2024 12:27

Amati AIM VCT bought 5m shares, presumably in the placing, giving them 11.4% of the shares. Someone likes us!

[jamescopperking] 03/12/2024 05:28

Lord Darzi

'tilt towards technology. There must be a major tilt towards technology to unlock productivity. In particular, the hundreds of thousands of NHS staff working outside hospitals urgently need the benefits of digital systems'

Are future revenues more accessible or not following the Darzi report?

[jamescopperking] 03/12/2024 03:27

It is positive that almost all major holders backed the placing with substantially increased subscriptions.

Yes, we have many more shares now, but I think the free float remains relatively unchanged. I am very confident that the vast majority of the placing shares are tightly held in the same hands as before the placing.

Compared to other AIM shares, the register here is extremely strong, with >50% held by major institutional investors/major holders.

As Tom said, at 20p and zero value beyond cash, there has never been a better time to invest. It has been a long road, but we are now in the business end and at the revenue inflection point.

[jamescopperking] 03/12/2024 03:21

Cranston more than doubled his holding.

Also, 600k buy just appeared from Friday

[ged5] 02/12/2024 14:48

You're correct Ducatiman on both points. Percentages have reduced but because of the enlarged number of shares,

I've put the correct numbers in the header

Jonathan Cranston
23rd February 2024 increased to 455 250 plus 125 000 long derivative.
29 Nov 2024 increased to 1 140 250 plus 125 000 long derivative

Mole Valley (Seguro Nominees) September 2022 820 245 reduced to 754 273 November 2024

I've found that emails can get sent straight to spam on occasion.

[ducatiman] 02/12/2024 14:15

mole Valley 6.15% to 1.72%

[ducatiman] 02/12/2024 14:13

Charlton gone sub 3% from 4.42%
Cranston 3.41% to 2.6%.
or is that just due to the enlarged shares in issue?

[ducatiman] 02/12/2024 14:08

I thought Cranston had reduced Ged?

[ged5] 02/12/2024 13:13

I realise a number of us have become disillusioned with FDBK and are very sceptical about Oakley's pitch and what you've posted does seem to be correct.

What I'm looking at is a substantial increase in holding by Cranston, increase by several directors both in the placing and in the market and small purchases by Oakley and Patel. Even Eschauzier has bought back the ones he sold by mistake.

Seguro Nominees have reduced but Canaccord have made an initial purchase.

Not sure if Charlton has increased or decreased and Hayball hasn't bought any that I can see. If those two have bought some I'd feel more confident about future success for FDBK.

Even so it's made me wonder with these director buys and a long standing holder such as Cranston giving further backing whether there is likely to be a change of fortune come April.

Let's see if I'm brave/foolish enough to purchase more when I have available funds.

[yump] 02/12/2024 10:18

You’ll have to second-guess when the vast number of 20p holders will bail then.

Unless they say otherwise, the cash is going to be used very quickly, because they’re having to fund each system, with no monetary contract and then hope they get enough patients through to get the per-patient cash.

They are also “selling”; (cough), to primary care, which is arguably more overworked, more fragmented and with less project staff than NHS trusts.

I may be fed up with FDBK, but those are the facts of the current situation.

To be fair, they do have an MOU for a pilot. That must be worth at least erm, well, pick a figure in the billions because it could be a whole new operational model for the NHS, funded by FDBK shareholders.

[jamescopperking] 02/12/2024 07:23

Directors agree with last post. Time to accumulate

[jamescopperking] 01/12/2024 05:54

Looks like a decent time to accumulate.

I suspect things will really start to move soon.

Cashed up, trading at cash, and a really exciting market opening up

[ducatiman] 29/11/2024 15:47

You have to feel for Cranston and Charlton, long time supporters of this company and its potential. Must be counting huge losses. Cant blame them for no longer wanting to be involved in the circus which pays the clowns.
They are obviously men of integrity. Perhaps they will be going through Mitty's statements. Many of which were misleading in the extreme.

[ducatiman] 28/11/2024 19:40

PUG, LOL, CORRECT.

[pugugly] 28/11/2024 18:20

Or become Chancellor of the Exchequer

[ducatiman] 28/11/2024 18:14

Agree yump, I could smell bullsh1t from a distance. Seems its now required to get a job.
The reward failure culture.

[ducatiman] 28/11/2024 15:14

It's ok Ged, after this ground breaking, company making RNS the directors will be free to fill their boots.

[ged5] 28/11/2024 15:10

Almost spit out my cup of tea reading those 2 comments. Not funny really I'm losing money here even if it's not a great deal.

[ducatiman] 28/11/2024 15:00

FDBK up 2.5% as it surpasses Ryanair for number of pilots and hints that its getting on well with the current Govt despite countrywide scepticism.
Nobody believes them anymore.

[yump] 28/11/2024 15:00

You just don’t understand. We are now invested in a business that has an entire new model for the NHS.

“Together with its partners Feedback aims to demonstrate a new technical infrastructure and operating model for the NHS, underpinning the Secretary of State's vision for a Neighbourhood Health Service.”

“This model has potential to transform the NHS local model by 2055 or earlier”. (That last quote may be inaccurate).

What a farce. I remember various shares where people were angry at the CEO and BOD, but not many where that has given way to out and out p*ss taking.

[ged5] 28/11/2024 14:50

Well 7m voted and 99% voted TO back in.

Guess what for? Yes, you're correct. Another pilot with a partner in a NHS trust. Lots going on but nothing concrete and no numbers. He's good!

[ducatiman] 27/11/2024 16:26

If you had a job paying circa £230kPA working from home and you were asked to donate £10k to keep that job, I think you would cough up. the odd jolly to India to collect a gold award and New York to meet "future partners and customers". LOL.
Have to feel sorry for Prof Shaw who was taken in to the tune of £50k, probably worth about £2k now, though he still has'nt had the balls to boot Mitty into touch.