As I've said earlier, there's a huge range of potential outcomes...

As I've said earlier, there's a huge range of potential outcomes here; having interest from a number of parties is not the same thing as those parties signing on the dotted line. They'll want to do their due diligence, find out what sort of issues the business has, and whether or not there is at least a plausible path forward for the technology to become a viable commercial product.

Cautious optimism is not unreasonable, but there's a very long path to travel between having interest, and that interest becoming an actual event of interest. There's also the point that that event of interest could end up leaving shareholders in the cold.

I would strongly urge shareholders to not read too much into the interest the administrators are seeing; to not get hopes up; and to wait and see what concrete results come out. There's very little anybody outside of the administrative team can do to influence the result, so the best option is to keep an ear out, but not assume anything until there are actual signatures on paper. Unmitigated optimism is a near certain pathway to deep and bitter disappointment.