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plenty plenty commission..

PROP - Primerdesign does not have many distributors in South America.
From the website,
1 in each of Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay and Brazil.
Hence the need for the Spanish speaking video? ;)

Anders / Bramley - I hope this helps:

https://blog.primerdesign.co.uk/1-vs-2-gene-covid-19-assay-find-out-from-our-experts-which-is-best-for-testing-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/

....or independent American Labs that are doing so much of America's testing?

IMO a Spanish speaking video might be aimed more at the entire South American market.
Only Brazil does not speak Spanish I believe, - preferring Portuguese ;)

It's fine with me too bud, - it's the markets that don't like delays.
Nobody promised anybody anything in terms of timescales, so the default is that the product will take as long to develop as it takes to get it past the FDA.
Definitely a solid investment.

David: Its more than doable, we can do it.

My thoughts: We can do it, but the >99% product might incur time delays.

Hi Cautious,
"each company saying what the challenges are "
I'd more interested to hear "each company saying what the challenges were ".

https://bnf.nice.org.uk/medicinal-forms/dexamethasone.html

For those interested in dexamethasone prices.
Cheap as chips.

Point taken CW.

Thanks Forest for the interferon prices link.

That's why I'm asking Alex.
£4K is the only value I have seen quoted for one dose, but I cannot find the source.
This is not helpful when discussing whether health authorities might purchase or not.

1 Could you please advise where I can find the cost of SNG001 is stated as £4000?

Surely £4000 is the cost of pre-production doses.

Production bulk purchase price would be considerably lower no?

2 For those finding sp activity like observing a setting jelly, recall Mr Buffett when he stated

"the stock market is a mechanism for transferring wealth from the impatient to the patient"
- simples.

To all who have contributed to this thread:

I am assuming that you are all aware of this 09.04.2020 article concerning joint teams in Cambridge:

https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1586439122041824500/covid-19-antibody-test-could-be-scaled-up-by-may-end-says-astrazeneca.aspx

I have not heard of any further developments, or whether AZN delivered a validated Covid-19 antibody test by the beginning of May.

Sorry if this is familiar to you.

"shorts are having to close quickly"
Surely not ALL of the shorts Bladey.
Can we settle on a code so that shorters can't read the likes of your last post ?
Something along the lines of 'It was my birthday yesterday, I'm buying an Aston tomorrow'...

Makes more sense to me to test passengers / crew / airport workers before entering each and every airport building in the world, to assure health and safety of each and every airport environment. Think how large that market could become.

They weren't half expecting an RNS then?

I think someone of the same calibre as VanV is required for guidance.
Can Bobminor's https://www.sharesoc.org provide some guidance on what is best done first and how etc?
I wouldn't want to see success in jeopardy because of not using the correct process, or not using a process likely to end in success.

CCK
Before you organise anything, would it not be a good idea to contact the CEO and say that you suspect manipulation, backhand deals et al, and you want to know if he feels OK with the share price over the course of this week with the news via RNS provided?

I'd like to know his take on our sp this week.
He might want to know your evidence / observations.
Maybe we should not take it for granted he has no part in whatever you suspect is going on, but I feel you need his feedback before taking any action.

jm2c.

I doubt Primerdesign could send a very large order same day, it would have to be over a number of days.
I assume the computer system knows the maximum number of tests in stock, and will advise if an order cannot be completed same day.
The 'same day dispatch' is the marketing department aware that this comment is good for most but possibly not all order sizes.

Lolo: I posted this last week, but it is relevant here because you mention small orders.
This is why I think orders are always small ;)

From RNS 02.06.2020:

"Novacyt is now selling its COVID-19 test into more than 130 countries, with the top two countries being the UK and Germany."

"Following completion of a formal evaluation of the Primerdesign COVID-19 test by the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe and a successful tender process, Zimbabwe's Ministry of Health and Child Care has awarded Primerdesign with a contract for the supply of 1.5 million tests. Outside the UK, this is the largest contract secured by Novacyt to date"

For both quotes to be correct:

1 Germany must be buying regularly, with no orders larger than 1.5 million tests (not test kits.)

2 Zimbabwe has provided just one contract for 1.5 million tests (not test kits.) - delivered in 3 tranches.

It makes sense to receive smaller quantities of tests, to ensure that fresh test kits are always available.