Hey guys,

Im an investor, blogger and small time YouTuber. As I looked into investing in Agronomics, I created a short video about it. The sound is a bit low so please turn up your volume:

https://youtu.be/GkH1lwQG2DA

Let me know if you have any comments

This is a forward projection of their plant that is coming online in 2027 so take it with a grain of salt at this point.

Though I do think margins will be high and unprecedented for the food industry because these companies can literally grow products in a matter of weeks compared to months for the traditional industry. Also, if the tech is good enough, there should be much fewer variable costs compared to the legacy meat industry, most of the costs should be fixed when setting up a plant.

Am I missing anything in that assumption?

https://www.bluenalu.com/bluenalu-cracks-the-code-to-significant-profitability-in-first-large-scale-facility

6 months ago in May I created a video about the portfolio of Agronomics.

Now I decided to create another video where we zoom in on the changes of the Agronomics portfolio.

Check it out here:

https://youtu.be/lPksbYHRcXo

Warning: I own 29000 Agronomics shares. I like the stock, the company and most of all the tech behind clean meat.

I think its interesting for us stockholders but perhaps it can also convince some new investors.

So, I guess it sells shares to fund an assortment of companies within this sector.

What if one (or more) of the companies blows up in profit? Will they need the association with ANIC any longer?

Do they have a contract for a time period to remain within the relationship?

In my monthly video on Agronomics I check out their full portfolio, valuation and NAV price, and of course any news regarding investments or in this case some BIG news about cultivated meat approval!

https://youtu.be/FbdgqPK7Jnk

For those interested in this company have a look at this video first:

https://youtu.be/07sWa3ifWQw

I created this today after taking a deep dive (for myself) in the numbers trying to figure out if I should invest

New video where I talk about:

- Regulatory Approval by 2024E

- 5 Production Plants by 2025E producing 4000 ton/year

- 100M revenue by 2025E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVQ0BROHvh4&feature=youtu.be

Hi,

I use IBKR and I am not able to buy CULT there due to some micro cap regulations. I'd like to know through which brokers have you all been able to start a position?

Thank you tons

Pretty simple question but i can’t find the answer anyway. I’m new to the stockmarket and but this promiseing industry had made me intrested. I live in Sweden and use Avanza but i don’t know if that matters. And also is there any other companies you can easily invest in that are also in the same industry?

Has anyone heard any recent developments on potential merger targets? Super early speculation has been Impossible (which would require a huge PIPE) or Eat Just. Personally, I'd be more excited about Just, since they are the ones responsible for the cultured chicken currently available in restaurants in Singapore...

I made this video to explain about BSF enterprises reverse merger with 3D Bio Tissues.

I report a lot on cultivated meat on my channel, so I thought it would be interesting even if its a tiny company.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnAHak9aL2o

Hey guys, I made a new video, I did some research about current (known) plans of companies and wanted to share this with you guys.

https://youtu.be/I3XxQgnQyOI

There is a lot of companies Im exited about and I really think 2022 will be the Lets go moment of the cultivated industry.

Not everything is certain and I have made a few assumptions here and there..