RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™

Former Director #SML #CRL

[Rob ⭐⭐️ @LordBadshot]

Very good @laurence_hulse Onwards! #ONWD ⬇️

[Andrew Neal @Andrew_Neal123]

#GMET #GWMO

Both in proven Tungsten areas of Nevada 45km apart

Both CEO’s geologists

Both UK/US listed

One 3 years ahead touching £1/2b Mcap a month ago & I’m still a pre IPO holder

The other x£16m market cap with drilling in a few weeks

Obvious to me - mind the gap!

[Great Western Mining @mining_great]

Brian Hall, Chairman, discusses the soaring demand for secure Western-aligned Tungsten supply.

As Great Western’s Nevada Tungsten projects prepare for a major drilling campaign next month.

Watch the discussion in full – https://t.co/5zcKTqUFPu

#StrategicResources #CriticalMinerals #Tungsten

#GWMOF #GWMO

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

#FIN Feel like they punch above their weight for mere £6m MktCap - no Dubai issues & mentions StableCoin exposure - overseas revs 35-40% & didn’t hide from mentioning placing & rationale for raising funds - suggests “share price is a joke...significantly undervalues the business”

[PMH Capital @CapitalPmh]

#FIN

Sometimes the most attractive opportunities sit right in front of us – benefiting from powerful secular trends, yet temporarily obscured by short term noise.

Take B2B cross-border payments. For years, businesses moving money internationally have had little choice but to rely on traditional high street banks, often enduring clunky processes, poor transparency, slow execution and indifferent customer service. That is changing fast. Specialist fintech platforms are winning share by offering cheaper, quicker, easier and more personalised services – particularly for SMEs, corporates and HNWIs whose transactions are too complex for vanilla banking.

This is precisely the sweet spot occupied by @_finseta (Mrkcap £6.2m), the multi-currency and payments specialist, who today posted FY25 revenues up 9% to £12.4m alongside 62% gross margin - despite a tough backdrop for HNWI property-related activity.

Sure, adjusted EBITDA fell to £0.2m from £2.0m as the group invested in people, technology, compliance, Dubai, Canada, agency banking and platform functionality. Yet equally, 2025 was very much a 'building the engine' year, rather than any deterioration in the long-term potential.

Indeed the strategic progress was significant. Corporate revenues jumped 54%, lifting its share of total sales to 57% (vs 41% LY) - whilst both active customer count and ARPU both improved too. This matters because corporate clients not only typically transact more often, but also provide higher income, albeit at a slightly lower gross margin than HNWIs.

Operationally, the big milestone was UK agency banking, enabling Finseta to issue its own account numbers and sort codes, connect indirectly to Faster Payments and increasingly become a client’s primary payments provider, rather than simply a foreign exchange add-on. Elsewhere processing speed was increased, while new corporate functionality – including multi-layer authorisations and bespoke client approvals – will also help attract larger, more complex customers (e Solutions).

Dubai is another bright spot. Following UAE regulatory approval, Finseta launched a fully operational local office, integrated with a banking partner, and delivered significant turnover growth ahead of management expectations. The team has expanded from 3 people pre-approval to 13 today, and momentum has continued into 2026, assisted by an expanded sales capability and post year-end Retail Endorsement.

CEO James Hickman commenting: We “ramped up of our Dubai operation and completed the implementation of UK agency banking”, adding that the Board remains confident in accelerating sales growth and increasing profitability in the medium term.

In terms of the numbers, @ShoreCapital forecasts FY26 revenue of £16.4m, PBT of £0.3m and EPS of 0.4p, putting the shares at 8.8p on 0.4x EV/sales and 22x PER. Dec’25 net debt was £0.3m, with this being strengthened in Apr'26 via a £0.9m placing at 8.5p/share.

Disclosure: @_finseta is a @VOXmarkets client.

[PMH Capital @CapitalPmh]

@timkempster #FIN are a good quality fintech trading at an attractive valuation.

Wouldn't be surprised either if the 'old' Equals business (now owned by private equity) snaps them up sometime

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

#MPAC 205-2%, today 3 director buys - CEO bought c£10k @212p, SID bought £53k @215p (doubled holding), NED bought £15k @215p (more than doubled holding)

Could this yet be a bid target - I feel their guidance may be overly conservative also

[The Oak Bloke @BlokeOak57182]

$MPAC #MPAC
Considering the trading update from MPAC in "Time to MPAC your bags?" https://t.co/ABxNluJqRj

[Mr Capybara @Capybarapond]

@AlanJLSmith Tate & Lyle being bought at a premium of 60%, if this is typical the FTSE 100 should be around 16,000

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

#PRN: Don't you feel like Chicken tonight?

Looks cheap, maybe a post IPO bargain https://t.co/MSk1CsIiJQ via @BlokeOak57182

[Aston Girl @reb40]

#TATE 615p mooted possible bid still looks to be active from US based Ingredion

News possible tomorrow 👀 https://t.co/F92epvMclF

[David N @DavidNStocks1]

Narrow Escapes Highlights Wash-Me Washing Machines - ME Group #MEGP
Perfectly located for many Narrow Boat owners to wash their clothes on the go

[entrustTMF @entrustTMF]

Some promotions and demotions from the indices

Of particular interest to me are #ABDN making the FTSE 100 and #BMY Bloomsbury making the FTSE 250 🥳

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

Bought some #MEGP today, 3rd day since warning, scope for rebound or even a low ball bidder

[David N @DavidNStocks1]

Looking at ME Group International down 30% 2 days
Don't follow closely, looks like Photo Booth in France, hit 17% due to less travel? passport pictures maybe? Equipment sales were down 14% (not sure what that is?)
Might see more weak trading short term?

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

#SPSY 😎 8 month highs💥

[nicholas slater @patviera]

#SPSY

Now this could be bl##dy exciting .

https://t.co/qzFgDw2tU0

[Mark Newton @Mark_Newton1]

#spsy both feet in 190/192 +4% today, expecting sell off at next support/resistance 196p and rsi above 75, next tp 237p.

[Peter Edwards @petergedwards1]

#GWMO @mining_great

“What stands out most is the scale and potential of the tungsten opportunity emerging at Defender-Pine Crow. Encouraging …grades, extensive mineralised strike length and proximity to existing infrastructure gives us a strong platform from which to build.”

[NGC001 @Nige_Clark]

#GWMO has funding secured, drilling planned, metallurgical testing underway, and a maiden resource targeted for 2026 at its Nevada Defender-Pine Crow project.

US-focused. #Criticalminerals. Tightening global supply.

One of AIM’s most interesting #Tungsten stories right now.

[yorkshire boy @gazyorkshireboy]

@Andrew_Neal123 #GMET done a lot of the hard work for #GWMO government funding will increase the visibility in the US, and then it rolls on

[Andrew Neal @Andrew_Neal123]

#GMET in 3 yrs went from 6.67p pre IPO to £3+

#GWMO just starting with drill pads being prepared & drilling imminent

Only 45m apart, same geology #tungsten

Seems obvious to me

[Andrew Neal @Andrew_Neal123]

£93k in the bank after warrant conversions which have been orderly the last 6 weeks

People positioning from paper stock to physical as #GWMO head for drilling

CEO “we can mine now” but want that all important MRE come year end which will then see US Govt funding like #GMET

[RᴇᴍᴇᴍʙᴇʀɪɴɢTʜᴇFᴜᴛᴜʀᴇ™ @RTF83]

@MBdaytrading @conradcarter66 Well played guys