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Thanks MrsKOB
I don't subscribe and not able to read it or post an answer.
Personally I think Scardy should send his findings direct to Julia rather than post on the site...I'm sure she'd love to receive more info which could help her with a follow up article.

Scarey.. please send it to Julia Bradshaw at the Telegraph...

Note ..it was updated on 27 June 2021....

Scarey.. is this it:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/assessment-and-procurement-of-coronavirus-covid-19-tests/protocol-for-evaluation-of-rapid-diagnostic-assays-for-specific-sars-cov-2-antigens-lateral-flow-devices

They have up to 3 months from end of H1..so by end Sept.
Surprised you don't know this as it's basic...

'A mutation is elevated from a "variant of interest" to a "variant of concern" (VOC) when it shows evidence of fulfilling at least one of several criteria, including easy transmission, more severe illness, reduced neutralisation by antibodies or reduced effectiveness of treatment and vaccines.

India's health ministry says studies showed that the so-called Delta Plus variant - also known as AY.1 - spreads more easily, binds more easily to lung cells and is potentially resistant to monoclonal antibody therapy, a potent intravenous infusion of antibodies to neutralise the virus.'

Gulp!!

22-Jun-21 17:05:49 167.00 350,000 Sell* 584.50k

Who says they're not working a large order(s)

THE VACCINATIONS DON'T STOP YOU CATCHING COVID..THEY JUST HOPEFULLY KEEP YOU FROM GETTING SERIOUSLY ILL/OUT OF HOSPITAL...

This is why testing has to go alongside vaccinations.

Did they vaccinate all the Euro 2021 football players? If so why did the Scottish player then test positive?

Smallfry37...simples...they're working large orders through...
and the unknows don't get counted on LSE in the separate Buy and Sell numbers but they are in the Total Traded number.
Today it looks like there were a total of 207,483 shares listed as 'unknowns'.

SkyMonkey...that's what they want..to scare you into selling...lots of 10K plus buys and even more very small sized sells....its working..the little guys are being spooked into selling...

Cider2go...most distributors selling into the wholesale market/professional market don't have a shop...
You're thinking Amazon/retail...
I know several distributors who don't even have public websites...

This time last year..
9 June Investors Presentation
10 June TR1 Conifer in
11 June SP down
12 June TR1 Baillie reduced and SP down
15 June SP down
16 and 17 June SP up
18 June RNS Affimers Prevent Covid Virus Entering Human Cells - Potential Therapy and further SP rise and back to over where it was on 11 June.

The huge drop then fast recovery was down to IIs trading not PIs. Once completed the SP was allowed to move up and then got a further quick jolt on news...

I think we are seeing the same right now.
My guess is we will see more news from July onwards and we were told that subtly in the Presentation...'from H2'...

As far as testing in Europe is concerned some of you need to start looking into what is happening in the EU....France for example has just announced their new policy for testing , millions of tests being given out to hotels, campsites etc plus special test force and quarantine monitors....etc etc...
They are determined to make July and August holiday season as safe as possible and are upping their test and Trace rules/campaign...

Perhaps another reason to secure UK manufacture:

'Transport costs rise six-fold from China as container costs ramp up to $16,000 from $2,500 if available

Low cost goods from China are being priced out of the market by rising container costs (BBC.com)
The massive increase in container rates and a lack of available containers is stranding lower value goods at factories and warehouses in China
Margins for importers and western retailers are being crushed a they try to absorb shipping costs.
The BBC reports the cost of transporting a chair from China has risen to £100 from £12 previously.
This adds to further logistics and admin costs for sales into the EU for UK retailers as EU customs officials disrupt imports arguing over paperwork while containers incur rising storage costs.
We believe the situation is crippling UK furniture retailers which sell Asian made goods into Europe.
Operating profits for the 11 largest deep-sea container carriers of $16.2bn compare with just $13.3bn in H2 2020 according to Sea Intelligence as rates jumped higher.
The 11 carriers earned more in Q1 than in the same period of the previous 10 years combined.
The situation will likely accelerate the reshoring of manufacturing to the West from China'

ipadtrader...Avacta could not divulge market sensitive information which has not been released to the markets as a whole. They were simply trying to put a little more explanation onto the already issued information. He has not pushed any timelines back.

Bottmzup...A non-exclusivity deal means that the Distributor doesn't have exclusivity rights to the Avacta LFT which means Avacta is free to sell their LFT to other companies within the Agreement territory. Avacta would be crazy to sign an Exclusivity deal.

Again he clearly said there was enough in the pot to see them through to 2023!!!....

Ndn71...markets will look at Income first...and that will include revenue from Licencing Agreements which will be virtually pure profit...then there is the other income generating projects they are working on...

Rollyroll ...he did actually say that GAD were producing...you didn't listern. Avacta are not in the business of selling ones and twozie type consumer orders...they are negotiating big orders with the likes of Airlines...
AIRLINES guys....big hint there...

Invest0r1...the slide said they were waiting on virus samples from PHE...