Hellenic Dynamics Share Discussion Threads

[halland75] 02/4/2024 06:49

I have seen many times when people hold onto a stock and the price falls dramatically, they take the weakest "revenge" by starting to bash it.
Doing the same thing on EME.

A case in point from a very pathetic individual...

Judijudi
2 Dec '22 - 09:32 - 1 of 2283
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Nice one ash,
I have a few UKSPAC tucked away with my broker
Obviously they are currently still under the UKSPAC name
On Monday will the name automatically change to HELD and will they be able to be bought and sold as per normal from 8am on Monday?'

SPAC was about 30p I think.
Judifooli, that really is 🤣🤣🤣

[triskelion] 31/3/2024 22:32

That's all very well but are our dead-beats ever going to have any product to supply the market?

HELD's year end: today, 31 March. Presumably there'll be an RNS end of July concerning Annual Report for the period ended 31 March 2024. Meantime, à la recherche du temps perdu:

RNS
--->6th June 2023<---

"Hellenic Dynamics shares decline as announces strategic shift

...Hellenic will instead concentrate on the cultivation and supply of [good agricultural & collection practice] flowers to its EU-GMP certified distributors, saving the company considerable time and expense. ....

In addition, Hellenic said it is on track to have its first tetrahydrocannabinol cultivation underway this summer in northern Greece....."


So what explanation exactly is there for why planting evidently hasn't commenced?
None of course. Complete radio silence.

[halland75] 31/3/2024 18:21

Sky News Article.
Our partner Demecan features....

Sky News
Siobhan Robbins
Europe correspondent @SiobhanRobbins

Sunday 31 March 2024 00:49, UK
Germany legalises cannabis



In a large grey facility just outside the East German city of Dresden, security is tight.

The large metal door which bars the bright white corridors is the same type used to protect Germany's gold reserves.

Behind it, Demecan grows cannabis for medical use, something that became legal in 2017.

The strict security is due to the fact the drug is classed as a narcotic under German law.

But from 1 April that will change, with a new law decriminalising possession and home cultivation, a change managing director Dr Philipp Goebel hopes to capitalise on.

"For us, it was very good news when this law was passed," he said.

"Now we are allowed to grow more cannabis, which we can then also sell directly to the pharmacies.

"And the second part, which is very important to the patients, is that cannabis now is declassified.

"It's not a narcotic product anymore, which means that any doctor can now prescribe it."


Image:
Dr Philipp Goebel. Pic: Demecan
Under the new law, adults will be allowed to possess up to 25g of the drug in public, hold 50g at home and grow a maximum of three plants.

From July, private "cannabis clubs" can supply 500 members on a limited basis.

"It's not the law we expected," said Steffen Geyer, a long-time cannabis activist and head of the association of Cannabis Social Clubs, "but it's a good law because we will have 180,000 less prosecutions in the next year".

He added: "That will be a big relief for cannabis consumers.

"You can have 25g of cannabis with you without being in fear of arrest and fear of problems with the police.

"Cannabis consumers will have a new place within our society.

"We will no longer be the black sheep of the recreational community.

Dr Philipp Goebel. Pic: Demecan
"We will be just like the people who use alcohol, or use chocolate, or coffee or tea."

But there are restrictions.

For example, a person has to be over 18 and smoking around areas such as playgrounds and sports centres is not allowed.

The potency of the THC, the psychoactive substance that makes you high, will also be limited, especially for under 21s.

To avoid "drug tourism" the only way to obtain recreational cannabis will be to grow it at home or via "cannabis clubs."

In both cases, people have to have been resident in Germany for at least six months.


Another 11% had no answer.

"I think it's bad because of the youth. It's dangerous," one male shopper in Berlin told us.

But a woman we spoke to said: "I think it's a good thing. Now they can ensure it's good quality and now the state can get the tax from it."

Despite some concerns, this is just the first step in a two-part plan.

If successful, it could pave the way for pilot projects allowing state-controlled cannabis to be sold in some licensed shops.

© 2024 Sky UK

[extrader] 30/3/2024 19:51

The HELD payment of £90,756 paid in shares on 28 March @ 1.26 = $ 114,352.

We're told that this is 'part of an outstanding loan and accrued interest'.

The question is (or should be): How big a 'part' ?

It was paid 28 March 2024 on a loan for $450K taken out 26 October 2023 ie 5 months ago. 

.."The annual interest rate payable by the Company is 15% per annum payable on any outstanding amounts, quarterly in arrears.

· Each advance is repayable in monthly cash instalments after a holiday period, expected to be serviced from operational cashflow over the next 12-months.."

Unhelpfully (again) we're not told what the grace period is. The loan is $ 450 K.

If HELD had paid in 12 instalments, that would be $ 37.5K per month or $187.5K due to date. This exceeds the repayment actually made and also rules out a grace period.

A 1 or 2 month grace period would mean principal repayments of $163K (4 months@ $41K) or $135K (3 months @ $45K), so also not arithmetically possible.

So let's try a 3 month grace period and 9 instalments of $50K.

Two instalments due end March 2024 would be $ 100K. If interest is paid 'quarterly in arrears', after 5 months only 3 months interest is due. Three months' interest @ 15% on $450K would be ($67,500/12 *3 =) $16,875, together $ 116,875.

Absent any 'hard info', this seems as good a working hypothesis as any.

If so, HELD has paid off $100K out of its $450K loan and had accrued interest payable of $ 11,250 at end March 2024.

The situation appears even tighter than my 'blink' impression on first read.

If anyone has different numbers, pls share...including your assumptions !

GLA and ATB

[muchodinero] 28/3/2024 20:44

More likely 1p..?

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 19:27

Oh I we are 🤦🏻&#128584;

[nappers] 28/3/2024 19:21

I fear we are going to visit 2p soon

[muchodinero] 28/3/2024 14:48

You have to ask, was the whole thing just a scam? Why did they apparently pay off one convertible loan in July 2023 for 375k only to take out a new one in Oct 2023 for 450k on worse terms it appears?

[triskelion] 28/3/2024 14:20

"Hellenic Dynamics cultivates THC-dominant medical cannabis flowers."

But they're not are they, unless you include the lab test/sample growth - or HELD forgot to tell the market they have planted in gross and are now cultivating.

Communication failure is a disgrace with this lot.

[muchodinero] 28/3/2024 14:02

What was the Riverfort loan and interest converted at 2.34p as I thought the original agreement said 9.884p from October's RNS?

[halland75] 28/3/2024 13:38

I too would like to know, but I hope of a business update soon to allay such questions.

Not worried about this Riverfort rns today, as remember my post this week when I informed they are in suspension and Riverfort are calling in debt across all stocks.

Riverfort today provided another great opportunity to buy even cheaper.

Happy Easter 🐰

[nappers] 28/3/2024 12:45

Question is what have they been doing for 3 months ? Update please

[muchodinero] 28/3/2024 09:54

Has the company even planted any crop yet or was it all just one big hoax?

[extrader] 28/3/2024 08:37

The Second Advance $ 300K availability appears to have lapsed in accordance with its 150 day terms.

HELD is repaying a mix of P + I on the first $450K in shares, but unhelpfully doesn't break this down, just gives a £ lump sum equivalent.

It settled the 'front end' arrangement fee belatedly and in shares.

It's running on fumes, IMO.

GLA

[comedy] 28/3/2024 08:15

Think most want to top up… question is will we get an opportunity???

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 07:38

That’s just the start
Keeping my top up powder dry!

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 07:37

Halland

Judijudi27 Mar '24 - 09:05 - 195 of 207 Edit
The worry is that they may need to get a placing away
imho

[ajseabright] 28/3/2024 07:25

For Riverfort to convert £90k loan to shares would that indicate their confidence in the company

[halland75] 28/3/2024 07:24

Liar, liar pants on fire 🤣

The lengths some go to, pathetic!

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 07:20

👍
My error then
Amended

[everton448] 28/3/2024 07:14

Think it does

[everton448] 28/3/2024 07:09

More and more dilution; less and less visibility about what the company is actually doing. I am not *entirely* convinced these are good things.

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 07:09

Dilution dilution dilution

[judijudi] 28/3/2024 07:06

😂🤣