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22/11/25 18:03
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Substrate AI (SAI): Opiniones y Seguimiento
I'll explain better: Subgen originally had 150 million shares, but a debt from its spin-off from the parent company—the parent company was Substrate. That debt, 21.5 million euros, has been converted into 50 million shares, which is why it went from 150 million shares to 200 million shares. Substrate does not have a lock-up on its shares. To balance the price, based on the 200 million valuation, our shares have been multiplied by 5, but the economic value is the same. Our 200 million shares will become about 1,000 million Subgen shares in the future, which is equivalent to 98% of Subgen, and then another 2% will be held by Magnasense. What they are going to do is sell you the Substrate shares while making you think we all have a lock-up, but Substrate doesn't, and afterwards the shareholders (INSIDERS) will start selling. First they will sell their Ordinary shares, and then they will sell their Class A shares. In the meantime, they will surely hit you with some capital increase with an agency like a death spiral, such as Atlas. And you might ask why I am telling you all this. Because in Spain we already know them; they are sellers of dreams (smoke). You only have to look at the semiannual reports of both companies. The money they get from selling Substrate's shares—those 50 million shares in your market, and possibly a bit more from the percentage they already held, almost 20%—will serve to cover the black holes in SUBSTRATE, and afterwards that money will go to SUBGEN in the form of R&D projects. You have to start from the basis that SUBSTRATE was the parent company, they distributed SUBGEN 'for free', and the insiders sold their SUBSTRATE shares to SUBGEN, effectively turning the latter into the parent company."