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Think we should turn blue shortly, under 7s are gone. 7.1p to buy now. They seem to be ticking it up on every buy. Possibly some background buying or going to let it run in anticipation of news. Closing above 7.67p will set it up nicely for next week. GLA

Do not be fooled by the spread, as it is false. Actual bid is 6.4 and ask is 6.85.

I think we are very close to news and buying below 7s will not last long imo. I think this starts going on a run soon. GLA

@Aleesandro no worries.

We are on our way back up after yesterdays little drop. Lots of good research have been posted on X, which could get markets to wake up to how undervalued this is compared to peers.

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Sitting on hands is the hardest thing one can do, but if you have done your research then sometimes its best not to watch all the time and let it do its thing. Set alerts if you need to.

The UK market will catch on once its done x10

When they are ready we will get an update but I would say we will get one sooner rather than later. Accumulate on any weakness before news lands imo. GLA.

Yep once 25p gone we head towards 30s. GLA

Results are due here right?

Yep watch those chunky trades go through

Looks like we are about to go back on a run again as US markets trading time approaches.

Wonder if the company will be attending the bio event held between March 23–25, 2026 –in Lisbon. They have previously attended these events. If so we would get an update before this.

Also looking at news history they usually release business updates in March and Final Results in May/June.

Back above 7s to buy and closing blue. Well done to those who bought in the lows today.

Yes going strong into close.

Well there is 5mins to go popeye lol

Its in Auction stout

I reckon we see a blue day tomorrow imo. GLA

Think this should see £1+ once they sort out Taiwan business

I think the UK markets haven't cottoned on yet. Its the US markets that can see the big gap.