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Now wouldn’t that be good! If one of the companies got fed up if Futura Medical were dragging their heels and went public with their offer?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfjDlh4y3NE Old video - Note that Sanofi has rights to get Cialis OTC.. However as far as I can tell, they have not been able to do this yet... There was some talk of Sanofi on iii some time back.. including the fact their office is in Guildford. I think Tony used the words "It's written in the stars" I think they also have some drugs for the treatment of pain so might be a good fit. Anyway, MED2002 could make a serious dent in their projections of cash from a generic Cialis so it's all getting rather interesting. They are also finalising an acquisition which should be all and completed by mid June.

The contracts need to be renegotiated due to change of some suppliers It’s not going to get done and dusted any time soon But good luck for those willing to buy and hold. Could be in for a hefty profit.

The contract? I know we have plenty of other things going on and the UN contract would be the icing on the cake, but did the management give any indication as to when they would be expecting an announcement at the AGM? The details on splitting the company into two distinct divisions was very enlightening so thankyou for posting that info for those that attended the AGM. I tried to search timescales for Contract awards but came up with nothing

I posted some price to earning ratios coupled with profits etc Based on those calculations , a UN contract could easily shoot this up to the 25 to 30p range as it should lead to a profit of what I quoted Last time.. if not more... This company just seems to be on the edge waiting for a single piece of news that will fire it off to the stratosphere

I always like to do calculations to back up any figures Think of it this way If they can turn in a profit of a £1M this year, then based on a PE of 15, the share price would be in the region of 5.5 to 6p If however the market believes there is increasing scope for increased earnings, then the PE ratio could increase to 30 or even more. So a profit of 2M with a PE ratio of 30 (which is not out of the ordinary for high growth companies) gives a share price of around 22 to 24p

Patience will be rewarded In the meantime carry on topping up

Excellent news

Thanks Thomas

Fuzzbox -see below... The company below was acquired for a certain price per share. Therefore it was sold and shares stopped trading... However there were future payments... What I am asking (which no one seems to have the answer to) is how are future payments made? Surely it must be based on those on the share register before shares get suspended/stop trading? I will go with my own assumption for now.. DUBLIN and SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Allergan plc (NYSE: AGN), a leading global pharmaceutical company, and Tobira Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: TBRA), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing therapies for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) and other liver diseases, today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Allergan will acquire Tobira for an upfront payment of $28.35 per share, in cash, and up to $49.84 per share in Contingent Value Rights (CVRs) that may be payable based on the successful completion of certain development, regulatory and commercial milestones, for a total potential consideration of up to $1.695 billion. The Boards of Directors of both companies have unanimously approved the transaction.

Thanks Thomas But what I am asking is, if FUM gets acquired, it’s shares will no longer be traded. Therefore if it does get acquired, all share holders on the register will receive the buying price per share. For arguments sake let’s call it £2. So you get this payment credited to your account , ISA etc. Then all share holders on the register (before shares are not traded) will get future payments if milestones are hit? That’s what I’m asking... but not sure how it works. Does anyone know or is it as per what I’ve outlined?

How do share holders get payment for future milestone payments? Suppose you get £2 per share upfront .. then future payments based on milestones, how does it work I mean do your shares effectively go on “hold” and your account deposited with cash? And then you are on record for future payments?

Check latest post out on iii by Aberdeen Investor

Well I notice they have stopped showing pics of the kylos unit... no doubt because of the people replying to their tweets asking for more pics .. Personally I wouldn’t have replied to those tweets..just let them get on with it.

Well Imm still did not have a partner onboard ( I wonder why? Hmmmm probably because it did not work!!!) I think we will have a partner on board with a commercial deal Big big difference there

https://mobile.twitter.com/Bosch_BCDS/status/988770260420644866

Someone must want these Not getting mine

can sell 580k (my holding) in one go.. normally a good sign of demand

Listening to an interview of the cropx CEO. The pivot sprinkler is used in the circular fields and pumps a thousand gallons of water per minute!! There are 400,000 of these fields in the USA alone!! No doubt Cropx is making some serious inroads into the USA business. The CEO was saying he has actually been taken aback by the success of these sensors and has had approaches coming from left, right and centre. Exciting to say the least!!!

All this take over talk is a bit premature for me. First priority for us is to start making profits Second priority - grow those profits Do the above two, and the company will be taken over Right now - I don’t think so. We need the company to be in a better shape first which I have no doubt we will achieve