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Supply@ME ( (GB:SYME) ) has shared an update.
Supply@ME Capital has signed non-binding heads of terms with Société Financière Européenne to acquire its inventory ownership business, which includes a network of independent stock companies, related contracts, intellectual property and operating infrastructure that already use Supply@ME’s platform to execute inventory monetisation transactions. The deal, if completed, would mark a strategic evolution of Supply@ME’s model from being purely a platform provider to also directly owning inventory and deploying its own capital alongside lenders, with the goal of enhancing lender confidence, establishing an operational track record in inventory ownership, improving control over economics and risk, and laying the groundwork for more scalable funding channels such as senior debt, asset-backed lending and potential securitisation structures; the transaction is a related-party deal due to CEO Alessandro Zamboni’s indirect stake in SFE, will likely require new equity financing, and remains subject to valuation, due diligence, regulatory requirements and final agreement, with completion targeted by the end of March 2026 but not guaranteed.
More about Supply@ME
Supply@ME Capital is a UK-listed fintech group that operates an inventory monetisation platform used by manufacturing and trading companies to unlock cashflow from existing stock without taking on traditional debt. The company focuses on structuring non-credit inventory trade solutions, working with institutional funding partners to finance inventory positions and increasingly aims to combine its technology platform with direct inventory ownership and capital deployment to build scalable, institutional-grade funding structures.
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: £2.15M
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