Scancell founder says the company is ready to commercialise novel medicines to counteract cancer. Watch the video here.
"The Company is seeking to encourage the significant interest that our Rukwa project has generated internationally with the commencement of trading of our shares on the OTCBQ. The US has a significant interest in helium as a commodity and we hope that the visibility we gain will further broaden our shareholder base and increase shareholder demand in one of the major helium markets of the world."
Hard to believe this is so under the radar. It's going to be huge.
flowerpot999,
"Anyone who needs any reassurance to how much their shares will be worth in the not too distant future, watch this from 25 mins
https://youtu.be/NMRf1zJ-Qe0"
Interesting video.
I don't understand when he says; Who would sell Bitcoin, It's the best thing you can buy.
Well, it's of no use except as an investment or a currency. Sure, you should sell it or spend it when you want to buy food or a car for example.
Can anybody explain the point that he's trying to make?
I understand HODL as there are strong signs that the value will rise astronomically (as did tulips), but surely everybody must have a selling point.
genedrive plc (AIM: GDR), the near patient molecular diagnostics company, announces the first shipments to the United States of its Genedrive® 96 SARS-CoV-2 Kits.
Following the Company's announcement on 28 January 2021 confirming genedrive's distribution agreement with Beckman Coulter Life Sciences ("Beckman Coulter"), genedrive can confirm that it has completed its commercial and technical training with the Beckman Coulter sales representatives and has now shipped its first 96 SARS-CoV-2 Kits to the USA. This shipment will allow Beckman Coulter to commence initial sales activities and prepare the market for wider commercial rollout. This shipment coincides with the formal launch of the Genedrive® 96 SARS-CoV-2 Kit by Beckman Coulter today.
UK-based Ceres Power has signed a new Joint Development Agreement with Honda R&D Co Ltd in Japan, to jointly develop solid oxide fuel cell stacks using Ceres Power's unique intermediate-temperature, metal-supported Steel Cell technology for a range of potential power equipment applications.
Dated 16 Jan on FT.