You are creating a nice sense of authority with this sophisticat speculation, but it remains exactly that... speculation. Yes there are new rules coming into play, but no, there is not a shred of evidence anywhere to support your notion that NWBO are going to take advantage of these new rules both immediately and in secrecy!
Confidential pre-filing does not supersede or bypass the required public notification period.
A secondary listing fast track under UKLR 14 has strict eligibility requirements including having a home listing on a regulated market. NWBOs OTC listing therefore disqualifies it from this option. The OTC is not considered a regulated market by the FCA.
Your XLOM claim is simply not true. Look at the actual history of these trades on the LSE website. Nothing is new, absolutely nothing has changed in volume or qty of trades.
Your claim about the 8K disclosure is also spurious because if the 2.6B shares were intended for a London listing, the Proxy Statement sent to shareholders in November 2025 would have legally been required to disclose a potential dual-listing as a reason for the increase to avoid misleading shareholders. It didn't.
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