#2386
Re: Substrate AI (SAI): Opiniones y Seguimiento
I know exactly what Subgen is worth because their own public filings confirm it: the company is in a state of technical insolvency. The strategy is clear: they sustain an artificial narrative by inflating "intangibles" to swap accounting smoke for actual shareholder cash. Their true business model is not AI; it is the massive dumping of paper onto the market. The official discourse will always be about "success," but the audited numbers tell a story that is the polar opposite of their marketing.
You only need to read Subgen AB’s reports on the Swedish Nasdaq: the auditor is already sounding the alarm. In those filings, they admit to a history of operating losses and a critical need for additional capital just to stay alive. While here in Spain they sell the "first-ever profit," in Sweden their own auditor explicitly points to a going concern risk. They are desperate for cash to avoid collapse, which is why they manufacture this fairy tale to lure retail investors into buying their shares.
It is a double-sided game: while they announce "strategic acquisitions," they simultaneously execute capital increases with related parties at rock-bottom prices. They funnel shareholder cash into the company, only for that money to be immediately drained away through transactions with their own related-party entities.
If we strip away the Goodwill and Intangibles—which have no proven capacity to generate actual cash—the balance sheet completely disintegrates. As of June 30, 2025, Subgen AI reports a Total Equity of 32.86M EUR. However, once you subtract the 20.91M EUR in Goodwill and the 20.92M EUR in other "air-filled" intangibles, you are left with a Tangible Book Value of -8.98M EUR. That is a negative tangible net worth. If we also remove the Deferred Tax Assets (DTA), the real hole deepens to -10.32M EUR.
70% of their total assets are nothing but smoke from the Magnasense RTO. This takeover bid serves only one purpose: to settle intragroup debt and "clean up" the accounting record to hide the insolvency. They will take it public, and shortly after—likely before you even receive your Subgen shares from this bid—they will announce further dilutions through their corporate vehicles (possibly via ATLAS) to keep the machine running. This is a shell company designed for capital extraction.
You only need to read Subgen AB’s reports on the Swedish Nasdaq: the auditor is already sounding the alarm. In those filings, they admit to a history of operating losses and a critical need for additional capital just to stay alive. While here in Spain they sell the "first-ever profit," in Sweden their own auditor explicitly points to a going concern risk. They are desperate for cash to avoid collapse, which is why they manufacture this fairy tale to lure retail investors into buying their shares.
It is a double-sided game: while they announce "strategic acquisitions," they simultaneously execute capital increases with related parties at rock-bottom prices. They funnel shareholder cash into the company, only for that money to be immediately drained away through transactions with their own related-party entities.
If we strip away the Goodwill and Intangibles—which have no proven capacity to generate actual cash—the balance sheet completely disintegrates. As of June 30, 2025, Subgen AI reports a Total Equity of 32.86M EUR. However, once you subtract the 20.91M EUR in Goodwill and the 20.92M EUR in other "air-filled" intangibles, you are left with a Tangible Book Value of -8.98M EUR. That is a negative tangible net worth. If we also remove the Deferred Tax Assets (DTA), the real hole deepens to -10.32M EUR.
70% of their total assets are nothing but smoke from the Magnasense RTO. This takeover bid serves only one purpose: to settle intragroup debt and "clean up" the accounting record to hide the insolvency. They will take it public, and shortly after—likely before you even receive your Subgen shares from this bid—they will announce further dilutions through their corporate vehicles (possibly via ATLAS) to keep the machine running. This is a shell company designed for capital extraction.
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Yo sí que conozco el valor real de Subgen porque sus propios informes públicos lo confirman: la empresa está en quiebra técnica. La estrategia es evidente: mantienen viva una narrativa artificial activando "intangibles" para cambiar humo contable por efectivo de los accionistas. Su verdadero negocio no es la IA, sino la colocación masiva de papel en el mercado; esa es toda su operativa. Por eso el discurso oficial siempre será de "éxito", pero los números auditados cuentan la historia opuesta a su marketing.
Solo hay que leer los informes de Subgen AB en el Nasdaq sueco: el auditor ya está avisando. Allí admiten un historial de pérdidas operativas y una necesidad crítica de capital adicional para seguir vivos. Mientras aquí en España venden el "primer beneficio", allí su propio auditor ya señala el riesgo de continuidad (going concern). Necesitan dinero desesperadamente para no colapsar, y por eso fabrican esta historia para que el minorista compre sus acciones.
Es un juego de dos caras: mientras anuncian adquisiciones, ejecutan ampliaciones de capital con empresas vinculadas a precios de derribo. Meten la pasta de los accionistas en la caja y, acto seguido, ese dinero se drena sistemáticamente hacia operaciones con sus propias empresas vinculadas.
Si quitamos el Fondo de Comercio y los Intangibles —que no tienen capacidad probada de generar caja—, el balance se desmorona. A 30 de junio de 2025, Subgen AI reporta un Patrimonio Neto de 32,86M EUR, pero al restar los 20,91M de Goodwill y los 20,92M de otros intangibles que son puro aire, queda un Valor Contable Tangible de -8,98M EUR. Es un patrimonio tangible NEGATIVO. Si además restamos los activos fiscales (DTA), el agujero real sube hasta los -10,32M EUR.
El 70% de sus activos son humo del RTO de Magnasense. Esta OPA solo sirve para una cosa: cerrar deuda intragrupo y "limpiar" el historial para esconder la insolvencia. La sacarán a bolsa y, posiblemente antes de que recibáis vuestras acciones de esta OPA, anunciarán más ampliaciones en sus vehículos societarios (posiblemente a través de ATLAS) para mantener la estructura y seguir soltando papel. Es la definición de manual de una "shell company" diseñada para la extracción de capital.
Inversor de alto riesgo.
