Jim Mellon, why appoint these illiterate wokesters? Despite it I am still quite tempted by Agronomics shares

I understand that many listed firms feel the need to hire an IR/PR firm. Actually they should resist the urge, it is just another cost centre and adds no value at all, in terms of generating free cashflow. It is not as if the posh twits who inhabit the world of PR can actually polish turds or turn a good company into a great one, their exorbitant fees subtract from the NPV of a company, they do not add to it.

Outfit Making Futuristic Meat could See Its Share Price Rise as World Food Prices Soar

Hello Share Takers. One wizard ploy when contemplating ways of making money from a falling market is to research companies that should benefit from the various crises now besetting the world. One such issue is the rising price of food. Which leads me to a futuristic outfit called Agronomics (ANIC). 

Agronomics (#ANIC) – £3m of broker option allocated

Agronomics (#ANIC) – 50% increase in shares available under broker option “in the light of investor demand”

Table of shorted AIM shares - week to 14/05/2021

From the FCA's spreadsheet of short positions required to be disclosed to it, the following shows the shorted AIM shares with positions from 2019, 2020 and thus far in 2021 (by net short position %, those in bold not on the list at the start of 2021) – and if this position has increased (red), reduced (green) or remained unchanged (black) since last week...

Agronomics (#ANIC) – raises £62.5m at 22p per share, with warrants. £2m broker option

Agronomics – interims, argues “considerable promise for future growth” is that discounted in the share price?

Alternative foods investment company Agronomics (ANIC) has announced results for its half year ended 31^st December 2020 and said that it considers that its investment portfolio shows considerable promise for future growth given the scale of opportunity to invest in the nascent alternative foods sector. We agree. But...

Buy into a revolution - I have

It’s not that often that the opportunity arises where a retail investor can buy into a revolution. Call my language hyperbolic if you wish but hear me out first.

Agronomics – starting to take off?...

Agronomics (ANIC) describes itself as “a leading listed investor in alternative proteins with a focus on cellular agriculture and cultivated meat… these technologies are driving a major disruption in agriculture, offering solutions to improve sustainability, as well as addressing human health, animal welfare and environmental damage”. So, very green shite... but very in tune with market sentiment currently, with recent news which suggests this sector is starting to take off...

Agronomics (#ANIC) – raises £10m at 6p per share & £1m “broker option”

The last company I will ever float to delist – Jim Mellon does the right thing at Agronomics, is there an arb for a safe 20% in months?

It was back in 2011 that I helped float Port Erin (PEBI) on Aim and indeed I was a director until 2012 when my stint as a crony capitalist ended in tears and failure. Today that company, now known as Agronomics (ANIC) is to delist with my fellow co-founder, Jim Mellon backing a take private move. Jim is doing the right thing. But is there a trading arb now opening up?

Agronomics (#ANIC) – shareholder consultation for a de-listing from AIM & tender offer at 6p per share

Agronomics (#ANIC) – expects to publish results “on or around” morning of 6th December, “shortly after which it expects to conclude… placing”

Agronomics (#ANIC) – “putting in place plans to raise up to £20 million through an issue of new ordinary shares”

Agronomics - I see no good reason for people to be paying a 50% premium to asset value

A tiny AIM investment company called Agronomics (ANIC) suddenly seems to have become very popular, but I think you’d have to be mad to be paying the current share price. If we look at it under its previous name of Port Erin Biopharma Investments (PEBI), before the recent change to Agronomics, it immediately becomes apparent that its main area of investments is in the pharmaceutical sector, with several listed and non-listed holdings...

Agronomics (#ANIC) – after Mail on Sunday misleading write-up has seen shares rise, confirms conditionally raised £4.5m at 5p per share; a 29% discount

The Corruption of the Deadwood Press: The Mail on Sunday, Jim Mellon and Agronomics

Agronomics (ANIC) is an AIM listed firm which knew full well on Friday that it was set to raise £4.5 million at 5p - as against a 5.5p mid. So here is what to do. Leak the story to the fraudsters fave journalist, Ben Harrington, who will give it an utterly misleading write-up in the Mail on Sunday in return for the "scoop." MoS readers fill their boots on Monday and the shares move higher - they are now 6.5p. So Harrington and the Fail on Sunday get another "scoop", the Spiv clients of broker Peterhouse get to flip the stock and thank Peterhouse which earns 5% to pay for the coke and hookers and the company is cashed up.  The only folk who get screwed are readers of the Fail on Sunday who are buying shares on the basis of completely fake news.

Agronomics (#ANIC) – proposed up to £4.5m equity fundraise at 5p, a 9% discount