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Fairly flying!
May have to revise my statement:
From
"Should be a good return over both the medium and long term."
To
Should be a good return over the SHORT, medium and long term.
Aberdeenman
I think we will see 15-20p in the coming months.
Good story behind the company, they are generating revenue (forget about losses, any high growth company completely sacrifices profit for growth at this stage).
The quality of the product assures a market, and the cash raised from the listing will fuel growth.
After that the sky is the limit.
The key is getting in on the ground floor, you get 33.3% more profit buying at 10p than 15p.
Should be a good return over both the medium and long term.
Media interviews are planned according to the PR company, so could see a jump when the story/strategy is communicated.
Aberdeenman
"Porton Down WILL NOT validate (pass) a home-use test until the Government want a home-use test rolling out"
Whilst certain, Porton Down 'approved' tests, are being bought for £Bs with suitcase fulls of cash being sent to anonymous offshore bank accounts, the Gov't are unlikely to allow PD to pass anything that will get in the way, unless there is enough political pressure or investigations, or threat thereof.
They control the purse strings, and the approvals/testing process and can point the finger at approvals, even though they control the approvals.
Corruption as far as I can see.
Aberdeenman
For those wanting in at the ground floor...
Established as a market-leading premium brand in New Zealand and Singapore and rapidly growing brand recognition and loyalty in some of the best hospitality establishments in the US.
Recognised as the #3 Top Trending Tonic and Top Selling Brand (Drinks International Global Survey 2019).
A strong commitment to providing a sustainable product, minimising environmental impacts at every stage of the manufacturing process.
Multi-channel drive to include on-premise, off-premise, and direct to consumer.
Expansion of experienced sales teams and expertise in marketing and operations to drive further growth in the Asia Pacific, the US, and other key markets.
Further investment to develop new premium products which capitalise on the global trend of premiumisation.
https://investors.eastimperial.com/investor-information/
Aberdeenman
Apologies, I meant NFX
Hands going faster than my brain.
Aberdeenman
I don't actually feel the need to constantly post.
And as many will know I have been a bit critical of how ODX has been run for some time, not exactly a ramp.
Today's announcement is just sad, as I have said before on here, a company that had such potential and promise has been run into the ground by a succession of idiots in charge with different motives.
Aberdeenman
Looks like the rise is starting!
Word from the PR company is investor presentations and/or CEO interviews are in the pipeline.
Aberdeenman
Agree, should have cleared out those that wanted their cash, now those remaining should be here for the ride.
Would be good to get a bit of a rise now.
I would also like to see management having some interaction with the market, maybe an investor presentation/interview.
They should set expectations and get the show on the road.
Aberdeenman
I agree it is one to forget about for a few years, but the potential is there for many many bags.
Fever tree went from very low to over £3B in about 6 years.
No reason for this not to do the same with the product quality.
Just hope they communicate with the market.
Aberdeenman
Wouldn't surprise me if Shelley was another figment of Jdam/Heathers imagination
Aberdeenman
Have a read:
https://thisnzlife.co.nz/east-imperials-artisan-tonic-water-harks-back-to-gin-and-tonics-colonial-history/
Ultra premium.
Due to the long suspension always a risk of selling as some may need the money, but this has not really happened.
Just need some comms to generate some interest.
Aberdeenman
I am hoping we hear from management soon, setting out their plans to investors.
Getting in at the ground floor could be a very good move, if you pardon the pun this has all the ingredients of a large company in the making, and Main market is a much better place to list than AIM.
Communication is key, so I hope management step up and give some direction.
Aberdeenman
Well done East India/Bermele on the relisting!
No big sell off, and hoping for a rise on here.
Aberdeenman
Yipppeee
Aberdeenman
"Good Law Project understands extraordinary new revelations about Innova will emerge in the coming days."
About time the GLP took this up, they should have done so 6 months ago, hopefully, it adds to the pressure, and they find some answers. Gov't is already covering up and refusing freedom of Information requests as per BMJ article.
Absolute disgrace, the politicians in charge of this scandal have blood on their hands and no doubt very healthy offshore bank accounts.
Aberdeenman
"Can’t wait for the procurement court cases to start"
It will never get to court. They would never want the other side's lawyers to get full disclosure, so they will settle before it gets to court.
IMO
Aberdeenman
No doubt some very substantial payments made to some offshore accounts .
No other reason for what has happened.
At the start, capacity may have been the issue, but blocking approvals and continuing with massive sums for a substandard product, which they got through the regulations with obfuscation can only be for one reason - corruption.
Aberdeenman
The key to all this is in the BMJ article:
"The MHRA is an agency of the DHSC and has no independent legal status. "
That means MHRA is under direct political control, so those controlling the purchase of tests also are the gatekeepers of the accreditation/authorisations.
"The MHRA has said that it conducted a review following the FDA’s action, which reached a hardly resounding “satisfactory outcome,” allowing the authorisation to be extended. It is not known, however, what this review consisted of, what evidence the MHRA has as to whether the conditions of the original authorisation have been complied with and which justified the extension, why the extension is only for two months, and what the terms of the extended authorisation are. This is because the MHRA has refused to disclose this information, despite freedom of information requests. "
Massive corruption has occurred.
Don't blame Colin, it is corrupt politicians that have screwed us, so far.
Aberdeeneman
RetiredinFrance
We live in a post truth world (and the BB's show that in exemplary fashion)
So BJ od Co simply do not care, they will line their own pockets as they have been doing for themselves and their cronies. No other reason for the Chinese test scandal.
If the press are controlled by politically motivated owners there is no outrage, Police are subject to political interference, and the judicial system has always had the 'club' backroom conversations.
It has always gone on to a more or lesser degree, but nowadays it is just blatant, and they don't care.
France has had corruption forever as well, the difference there is the people are less tolerant and less easily led by the nose by the press and political class. They have had enough revolutions and slaughter of the elites to be able to raise their voice, whereas over here we are taught to be subservient by a system, and elite, that benefits from it.
Aberdeenman
Thanks Wadogara
Everyone is frustrated, ODX have been poor with comms, but the biggest culprits causing most of the mayhem is the Gov't, incompetence and corruption.
I am pretty certain though that there is much more going on behind the scenes than we know, and that this will have a very substantial rise.
Aberdeenman