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Timster - yes thats what i thought, but since discovered the blackout was only related to placing information, that wasnt made clear but i think PH maybe didnt know about US law, i've asked a few mates in USA that have been investing for 20 yrs and they didn't know either
The whole point of precision is to make existing approved drugs safer, so slightly different ballpark.
Even if precision only makes a small improvement in safety, it will make a big difference and likely replace whatever drug it is based on
There is no fixed no. of patients per cohort but i think it will generally be minimum of 3.
If you look at the 3 weekly study the numbers across the 7 cohorts were 4,6,8,7,7,3,4
The 2 weekly study has 4 cohorts and surveillance every 8 weeks so a bit to go yet...
WB - same as with Abingdon, but went to court and the DHSC had to pay up the full amount
Abingdon Health plc
("Abingdon" or "the Company")
DHSC payment received
York, U.K. 7 July 2022: Abingdon Health plc (AIM: ABDX), a leading international developer and manufacturer of high quality and effective rapid tests, provides an update on the resolution of the outstanding payment with Department for Health & Social Care ("DHSC").
On 28 June 2022 the Company announced that it had reached a settlement with the DHSC on the outstanding invoices due from DHSC to Abingdon.
Abingdon can confirm that it has today received the £6.3m cash payment from DHSC as part of the settlement agreement.
I think the Gov and hence DHSC standard policy is to just not pay.
It seems clear they use the same tactic with everyone, look at what they did with Omega Diagnostics (now CNSL) and Abingdon Health, to name just a couple in the diagnostics sector (actually a large proportion of diagnostics suppliers at the time).
Look at the PO scandal, the infected blood scandal, the mortgage prisoners scandal...all the same behaviour by Gov to just drag it out for as long as possible (probably so somebody else gets the blame, but also due to funding shortages). NHS is absolutely on it's knees as well due to lack of funding. Everything in this country is....!!
The complaint was supposed to be about testing accuracy as far as I can remember, no test is ever 100% accurate, whatever the test, but to then buy off the Chinese with tests that were banned in the USA and classed as dangerous (40% accuracy) is ridiculous. It was obviously about funding and that Boris/Matt H wanted the COVID numbers to look lower than they actually were (probably a crafty way to avoid longer lockdowns)
I'm fairly confident it will go well for Novacyt and the DHSC has to pay additional compensation for their underhand tactics causing 2 yrs plus of stagnation within the company.
The DHSC is still dragging out the Omega lawsuit, which even stated they didnt need to pay back the £2.5M if no test was ordered, they are in a similar position but ended up selling 2/3 of the business and probably making some redundant.
I think the DHSC is basically incompetent and that will be easily shown during the court case in June.
Fingers crossed!!!
Swindon
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-67496227
Good update and progress.
Should swing into a healthy full year profit in 23 as fuel costs and hedging are reduced, whilst demand continues to ramp up!
Good to see EasyJet Holidays are expanding rapidly too.
Strong cash position with low debt.
It’s a no brainer to invest at these prices, a small div could even be on the cards for early 2024 ??
I thought it was next Wednesday?