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SYME Supply@me Capital Plc

0.015
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Supply@me Capital Plc LSE:SYME London Ordinary Share GB00BFMDJC60 ORD 0.002P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.015 0.0145 0.0155 0.0145 0.014 0.01 534,690,631 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Prepackaged Software 842k -4.35M -0.0001 -1.00 6.12M
Supply@me Capital Plc is listed in the Prepackaged Software sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SYME. The last closing price for Supply@me Capital was 0.02p. Over the last year, Supply@me Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 0.013p to 0.14p.

Supply@me Capital currently has 61,232,127,373 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Supply@me Capital is £6.12 million. Supply@me Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.00.

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04/4/2024
06:50
I see you are quoting yourself again on LSE😂😂;😂! All a bit sad really…
nobbygnome
04/4/2024
06:18
Just to add to Cjb1971 very sensible post WL IM would be seen as both a 'complementary' product and a 'competitive' bank product offering to both existing and new corporate customers.

'Complementary'

Allows existing corporate clients with robust credit ratings to utilise their working capital to tap into and fund their business improving cashflow mgt.

While from Banoco BPM's perspective WL IM provides a new source of income utilising balance sheet short term liquidity which otherwise would be invested in lower yielding short term government treasury bills will at the same time reducing the interest and funding gap between long term mortgage funding and shorter term customer deposits by 'soaking' up surplus short term customer deposits and using these to fund WL IM funding. This reduces Banoco BPM balance sheet risks and costs of hedging as well as enhancing NIM spread.

'Competetive'

WL IM being a new lending product distinguishes Banoco BPM from its rivals and competitors who currently can't offer the product to their existing customers or attract new corporate clients hence other banks may in time turn to SYME to support this lending product to be part of their lending product portfolios.

paul planet earth1
03/4/2024
22:55
Banco bpm is the answer why.Past IM's did not include a named top tier bank.They previous ones proved concept which then led to WL.A bank wont set this up to service just one client.One bank using using should lead to other banks following.Getting the first big bank on board would always be the hard bit.Thats why this IM is more noteworthy than previous ones.All in my personal gerbilistic opinion of course.Tommorow i predict gerbils and insiders selling.A new undiscovered investor class buying.
cjb1971
03/4/2024
21:12
The conventional IMs have not ramped up (in fact in the UK it actually hasn’t happened at all) so not sure why you think the WL IMs will be different! It’s all jam tomorrow….
nobbygnome
03/4/2024
20:45
Nobby

You may need to get back to your Share Prophets paper delivery round as the website alone isn't generating much interest at £6.99 a month for you Tom lol!

paul planet earth1
03/4/2024
20:43
Nobby

Pls substantiate this claim with actual evidence, cheers!

Nobbygnome3 Apr '24 - 13:14 - 4662 of 4671

"PPE is over 50% down on his declared buys and he is only a recent holder as we know!"

paul planet earth1
03/4/2024
20:40
But its a start and once validation is secured the process will gradually ramp up and if Banoco BPM's corporate clients start seeing the benefits on cashflow orginally tied up in working capital now available to be used for other purposes, demand will take off, as for other banks, it wouldn't surprise me the least if by the end of this year we have another one or two core banks on board.
paul planet earth1
03/4/2024
20:15
To be clear over many months the insiders have been dumping as the gerbils continue to average down! However I think a number of gerbils are now panicking and some are dumping as soon as the price is marked up. This will be an ongoing issue for the share price….after all a small WL deal is hardly a game changer!
nobbygnome
03/4/2024
20:12
LOL Cjb; I certainly have much more of a clue about the market than the vast majority of SYME shareholders who are the most naive I have ever seen! And as for Sheedy, I have never heard such rubbish. And he thinks he’s a guru…
nobbygnome
03/4/2024
19:28
Big football on tnt now. Anyone posting from 1930 has no life
institutional investments
03/4/2024
18:40
what ? more free beer ?

wow


cant wait II

thanatos abysss
03/4/2024
17:18
I get the feeling that both Milan and London exchanges do not want the SYME business model to succeed..
Now they can try destroying the prospects or they can buy out the paradigm...just in case it gains traction.
Very important in the next few months the company gains momentum.

sparty1
03/4/2024
17:07
I think he can't grasp the basic concept of what makes a market. Some buy and some sell. To be fair to Nobby it's probably hard to understand when you compare the amount of trades MIN gets usually. 2 today. TWO!!! lol
city1911
03/4/2024
16:51
Looking forward to tomorrow's news here
institutional investments
03/4/2024
16:45
ponggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
thanatos abysss
03/4/2024
16:27
Was gerbils dumping, now its insiders dumping.So if gerbils and insiders are dumping,who does that leave for the buying??
cjb1971
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