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Unfortunately I think AT has given away the use of their patents at to low price. Not sure why he didn’t get up front payments from TDK but with 3 majors using the patents there is no chance of anyone buying them now. I noticed revenue was lower than a couple of years back so unless they get another up front payment sorted it’s not looking good. Thought Murata would be using the tech in lithium batteries on a large scale by now perhaps it’s still to come. Best of luck guys.

Can anyone check

What has he been saying about using companies like Vocare to bring down the average waiting time, looks like it’s soon to be official. Sounds like he is a couple of steps ahead of everyone else.

Under a pilot scheme at small number of hospitals, the length of time every patient spends in A&E will be recorded, yielding an average waiting time, as has been introduced for ambulance waiting times.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/mar/11/pilot-scheme-moves-nhs-closer-to-ending-four-hour-ae-target

This will be good news for suppliers of front line A&E they will be expected to treat more patients with minor injuries and less life threatening ailments.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/health-47485592

National Health Scam

Yep let’s keep it public so we can pay extortionate salaries to managers.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6791179/amp/Dozens-NHS-managers-paid-Theresa-despite-promises-crack-salaries.html

Didn’t Wendy say the the Somerset contract was going to be difficult to make it profitable hence why they gave it back. Devin doctors are also finding it difficult to recruit clinicians there and using costly agency staff.

Vocare have improved and continue to do so, they don’t need to win new contracts just retain what they have which in turn will provide improved margins. The other subsidiary’s will also benefit from the contracts Vocare have.

Expecting increased margins for the year ending March. Also if they did win new work as part of consortium Virgin care or Care UK that would be fine.

https://vocare.org.uk/vacancies/national/T-V003%20IUC%20Clinical%20Service%20Development%20Manager%20Advert%202019-03-06.pdf

Still beefing up their team. Does sound like they are preparing for some major expansion

Yeah of course your a holder. So where does it state a specific minimum or maximum price for that matter. Also still waiting for your reply to what Wendy told you about the Harrison shares.

1gw you fecking nob take it you sold out completely today that feck for that good bye you cretin.

As you say non exec and was replaced as financial director when they took over Vocare. More dead wood gone. Good opportunity to get some fresh blood, lets see how the market reacts but gut feeling it will be positive.

I'm sure Bob has quite a few director friends who can fit in just nicely. Don't think this Don Baladasan was well liked within AIM circle from what I have read previously.

Mr. Geraint Davies, CBE is Independent Non-Executive Director of the Company with effect from 27 October 2015. Mr Davies has also been appointed as Chair of the Company's Audit Committee. Geraint Davies is a Chartered Accountant, working for more than 25 years as a partner in professional practice. His experience includes working with Registered Social Landlords and across a broad spectrum of the Healthcare sector. He is a Director of a number of unlisted Commercial and Not for Profit Companies.

This one sounds ok and possibly welsh with a name like that :-)

Yep lets hope so, someone who can communicate with institutional investors would be nice.

Wonder if Bob will replace him with one of his mates.

1gw. You state you spoke to Wendy about the Harrison’s selling out but you haven’t told us what she said lol

https://www.hsj.co.uk/finance-and-efficiency/nhs-england-publishes-procurement-notices-for-28bn-of-contracts/7023171.article

The public notices signal an intent to award whole contracts for 2019-21 to the incumbent providers, unless expressions of interest are received from alternative operators, triggering a competitive process

Your being silly now. I told you those were new contracts and didn't include extensions. For example if they won contracts valued at a total £80 million per annum for 3 years would they still need to win £80 million per annum in the next 3 years to stand still.

1GW they just need to keep winning new contracts on existing work to make money you know as well as I that future contracts will be more biased to the service given rather than the cost of that service.

But hey you wont have to worry about that much longer as your nearly out.

Cant see how you work that out as contracts are for 3 years with possibility of extending for a further 2 years. Therefore they don't need to win £80 million worth of work ever year.

Those are just new contracts, have not listed contract extensions to which there are quite a few and substantial revenue.