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Looking at SP for these, they were up to $53 in September now $46.
Looking to have P2 data in first quarter of 2022.
Only thing of value in this post is that SNG should be higher, suppose that is the difference between the Nasdaq and AIM

Talking of children, Omicron hitting infants aged 2 or under...

With Omicron, noticed SA saying low death rate but there temp is currently a very nice 23c. We have already seen flu strains and colds in the UK and around Europe, suspect we will see higher mortality once it spreads over here, especially as its highly likely the vaccines won't be effective.

USA now reporting Omicron cases...

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-emerging-picture-from-south-africa-suggests-omicron-variant-could-be-real-cause-for-concern-12484064

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-emerging-picture-from-south-africa-suggests-omicron-variant-could-be-real-cause-for-concern-12484064

No cases in the USA yet...

All, does anyone know if Omicron will now be part of the Activ-2 P3 trial as with its prevalence growing this would ideal, even if the results were segmented?

Shivest, its all about recurring revenue. If your getting .5m per install and you have 100 of them then that's £50m recurring revenue, based on a multiple of 10 that gives you a net worth of £500m. The math for growth after that isn't to difficult.
Also this is likely to become a cash cow business as costs minimal.

Think we are in for a tough Christmas with Omicron and vaccine response...
At least we are all still backing the one treatment that can make a difference to our world!

Looking forward to the first reactor coming on line, it will suddenly propel PHE from a penny share to a pound share...
Just thinking ahead, is there EIS relief on PHE shares?

You always pay less when ordering more, that's the economies of scale

DD I think this isn't the DMG bit, it looks like the reactor bit

Hi, I was re-reading the RNS below, are we expecting other sites to have many DMG units and has there been any news on EU funding?

Linde Engineering has finalised a technical feasibility evaluation to deploy the syngas clean-up and hydrogen extraction of Powerhouse DMG® technology at a planned plant to be located in Konin, Poland. The project, if completed, is expected to contain ten DMG® units in one geographical area.

This project is subject to funding approval by the European Union’s Just Transition Fund which will be matched by funds from the Polish Government.

LSE showing wrong data...

So no CFD's just shares now, this is a much greater commitment from Polygon as CFD's are cheap compared to shares.
Suspect the cheaper share price has helped Polygon and others to gain a greater foothold at a lower price.
Interestingly I suspect the recent success for pharma's like Pfizer and Merck will mean they now have much deeper pockets for strategy buys and SNG is defiantly in that space (pocket money for them).

I recall a few months ago lots of trolls saying that covid was over and with all these new treatments sng was no longer needed.
Here we are again, facing the closedown of Europe and the world is panicking buying any treatment which might work (remember all the supplies of Remdesivir being brought up). The new super pill will help half the patients if (and that's a big if), they take the pill in time, so in reality most will not benefit from this.
SNG answers so many questions but alas where whereas our government should be ordering now they too are floundering waiting for the inevitable.
Vaccines are a big part of the covid jigsaw but everyday I see another death, I wonder if with SNG they would have survived.
Anyway, I remain a firm investor in Synairgen and as this deadly virus again takes hold, the potential for SNG grows, I just hope they can produce enough for all of us in the UK!

With counties now going into lockdown again, you would think they would be chomping at the bit for SNG!

PHE should be writing to all UK councils, I know Coventry have an incinerator that is used to heat office council buildings, this could potentially be converted to produce heat and hydrogen

Hiya, I was thinking the same but then with most big firms now firmly endorsing hydrogen and a big focus on plastics decimating the sea bed, it would be a big win for the EU to push a technology that impacts both.
Once you start using plastic to produce hydrogen, you suddenly change it from rubbish to a commodity project. PHE need to start proper conversations with China and India, they need an alternative to coal ASAP, although they have a habit of ignoring IP.