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Perhaps nobody at BRH foresaw the fallout between the govt and NCYT and the fact that the PCR test is on the way out.
Now what test could be put in its place that did not require highly paid lab tecs to process tests and instead be done by less qualified staff and give a higher degree of result. O dear perhaps the directors did not see that one coming and sold out too early.
Or perhaps TB has had the nod and wink and has already set up a manufacturer of the shoe boxes and is ready to go.
None of us on here know so all the stuff on here is b.....cks
Anybody hazard a guess as to the cost of a shoebox? This will be crucial as say a price of up to £5000 each then every care home in the land would have one. Residents and staff arriving for work could be tested on a daily basis and visitors would only be held up for 5 minutes before being allowed in. At present in our local care home visitors have to have a LFT and sit outside for 30 minutes and to wait for the result. Up to 5k then Paraytec would need thousands of machines. So how much do they cost.
Can't help thinking its so unlike TB to go and buy an old tech company which is almost bust. All his investments are in cutting edge new technology as in Braveheart Investments and Iqai. Makes me think he must have some kind of agreement or understanding regarding the supply of shoe boxes and wants to control the manufacture of same. He made his first £200k investment in early Feb so must have been talking before then. Just speculation but I think TB owns 29% of the company that owns 100% of the company that supplies the inside of the shoe box.
Just for fun Goldtrig would you care to speculate or hazard a guess as to why TB would put £1.2m and take control with 29.9% of an engineering company which is almost bust and fighting with the unions about paying off workers. Makes no sense with all his other interests none of which are in heavy engineering. Only asking
Yes but wait till the pumper and dumpers arrive from Braveheart
TB lent them 200k basically to stop them going bust and converted same into shares at 7p. He became a NED and took part in a fund raise of 40m shares at 6p each of which TB took 17.5m to take his stake up to 29.9%. Now I don't think TB is going to do that if he h as no plans. Remember others also subscribed for the other £1.3m. So there is working capital going forward
these machines with lights will be requires for Covid Alzheimer' and Sepsis. So TB must see a huge market for the boxes.
He must be confident when he invested his own cash. He is nobody's fool in spite of what some folk on here think. Remember his last two sales of shares have been at the bottom of the market, last time at 55p then it went up and if the same this time hopefully bottom of the market again
Looks like Trevor has sacrificed 2m shares in BRH and used it the buy a controlling interest in an engineering company that can make the boxes and has a subsidiary that specialises in the LED lighting required to operate the shoe boxes that test for Covid. How is that for forward planning that will eventually enrich BRH shareholders. Bet he also has a partner lined up to operate the boxes. Don't knock Trevor for making more money that's what astute business people do