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No company us going to firm up a deal/orders without CE registration being confirmed...especially those selling for professional use.
Affimer technology is new...its going to take time to get established.
We have 4 potential production sites ready to go...why so many if we don't expect some volume sales...
Companies/Govts looking to buy in volume don't switch to new technologies overnight...new is the hardest sell but if it does what it says on the tin the word goes round quickly and then everyone wants in.

'Alongside his current roles as the government's chief scientific adviser and head of the Government Office for Science, which threw him into the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic response, Sir Patrick will also take up another new role as the national technology adviser.

The new roles are part of government plans to build on "the success of the best UK science throughout the pandemic and beyond" and establish the country as a "science superpower".'

Covidopp...you obviously don't understand the importance of distributors..I love them...I used to be one stateside...
Distributors know their marketplace and have a drop in customer base...and a go to as far as customers are concerned. Avacta has to create their market from scratch..a distributor doesn't...
If they are a sticking distributor which I'm sure they will be then they will place a nice initial stock order for their location(s) so there's your first bulk order. If they have large contract customers
.hospitals etc they may arrange direct shipments too..
I live it..

Hong Kong or Shenzhen? Both around 34C .

This makes for extremely interesting reading...
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.5694/mja2.51131

Be careful if you try to pin him down the question may just be ignored or the response will simply be we just can't answer that at this time...
Try and keep the door a little open for him to anwer with a little more info which won't break the rules but which may help fill in some of our gaps...

Get those questions registered guys and gals....

On 10 June the SP was dropped at the end of the day rather like yesterday and on 11 June we got the EU Registration RNS.
Will history repeat itself?

The trades put through just after close at 213.8 were probably off book and look rather like a wrap up ready for Monday. Everyone has been given almost a months notice of Mondays Presentation and if an RNS is issue in the morning then the brokers/MM's would certainly be looking to get their sticky hands on as many shares as possible by yesterdays close.

I know many will disagree with me, but whatever happens I think the SP will open higher on Monday and it could be as high as 232...just a gut feeling.

15:54 220.20 6,000 218.00 227.00 ? - - -
16:43 232.00 25,000 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:40 213.80 3,720 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:35 213.80 73,924 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:35 213.80 169,884 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:29 219.44 2,274 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:29 219.50 227 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:29 219.50 1,000 219.00 220.00 ? - - -
16:29 218.00 6,472 219.00 220.00

16:35 on a Friday...was someone clearing a position in anticipation of what might happen on Monday???

Many apologies - this is the corrected version:

Covidopportunist...in this game it's all about money and one thing I've learnt over the past few years, the markets will move an SP when they know they can make money.

I do hope we get an RNS on Monday morning as the timing of this Q&A is a tad odd.
22 April Finals RNS - so we have those numbers.
25 May Posting of Annual Reports & Notice of AGM RNS
21 June Q&A a week before the AGM and on that day that should have been Freedom Day
28 June AGM

Why is the Q&A a full week before the AGM...why not on Friday 25th...was it to be a Good News Day linked to Freedom Day and is that in the pan now...guess we will have to wait and see.

Don't forget chaps get those questions in before the deadline...Saturday latest....
Even if they don't get answered, Avacta will surely get an idea of shareholders sentiment/frustrations...

Covidopportunist...in this game it's all about money and one thing I've learnt over the past few years, the markets will move an SP when they know they can make money.

I do hope we get an RNS on Monday morning as the timing of this Q&A is a tad odd.
22 April Finals RNS - so we have those numbers.
25 May Posting of Annual Reports & Notice of AGM RNS
21 May Q&A a week before the AGM and on that day that should have been Freedom Day
28 May AGM

Why is the Q&A a week before the AGM...why not on Friday 25th...was it to be a Good News Day linked to Freedom Day and is that in the pan now...guess we will have to wait and see.

Don't forget chaps get those questions in before the deadline...Saturday latest....
Even if they don't get answered, Avacta will surely get an idea of shareholders sentiment/frustrations...

I wish they would emphasise its the Innova cheap rubbish test that is at fault not LFTs as such...bit like say all cars are rubbish on performance when comparing a Reliant Robin to a Ferrari.
All LFTs are not rubbish and we don't want to be tarred with the likes of Innova...

The jab is not a cure and it's also not a 100% defence.
YOU CAN STILL CATCH COVID but hopefully the symptoms will in most people be less severe.
There us also the possibility many people had contracted Covid within a few hours of getting the jab and showed no symptoms...there has been some question about how the body would react in this case and what result you would get from a LFT should symptoms from the virus and/or jab appear.
I know several people who felt quite poorly after their jab but it only lasted a couple of days.
In France you are advised to take Paracetamol for 2 to 3 days after the jab to relieve any symptoms you may get.

More likely it was to do with HS2, local land development and woke society taking hold...

The ambition of NHS Test and Trace is to ensure that everyone who needs a test in the UK has access to one

DHSC are looking to standardise the packaging requirements for the test kits to move to a more effective and economic packaging solution that can protect test kits in transport to homes as well as meeting the legal requirements to safely transport samples returned to test laboratories. This packaging also needs to be handled efficiently at laboratories to maximise testing throughput.

If this is being done to favour the Innova test then why would the UK Govt invest in manufacturing equipment with the likes of Omega...surely packaging is part of the manufacturing process and these standards would have been part of the spec.
Or are we seeing a different standard to home use vs professional use.
So frustrating but I'm sure you guys will come up with a bunch of questions for Monday...

Mmmm! I feel a question coming on for Monday.
Do our kits meet these new packaging standards???

More than 350 Indonesian doctors have contracted COVID-19 despite being vaccinated with Sinovac, and dozens have been hospitalized, officials said, as concerns rise about the efficacy of some vaccines against more virulent virus strains.

Most of the doctors were asymptomatic and self-isolating at home, said Badai Ismoyo, head of the Kudus district health office in Central Java, but dozens were in hospital with high fevers and declining oxygen saturation levels.

Kudus is battling an outbreak believed to be driven by the more transmissible Delta variant which has pushed bed occupancy rates above 90% in the district.

Orphidian...it could be a breath test using our affimer which is being trialled as we speak...see Deepverge...and as I've mentioned before Avacta have been actively assisting them.

We don't have to have our own products..we just need our affimers to be used in quantity in other people's products...and it's far more profitable...

From March and not sure if posted already but still a good insight. It also explains regulatory frameworks in EU and UK...https://assets.gov.ie/129982/35f38622-e397-4468-96a9-4b499f85a2be.pdf