RE: SRA737 -Potential therapeutic strategy for hypertensive heart failure!25 Aug 2025 18:37
When SP suggested they hoped to be able to give an update on 737 'not too far hence' from the date of the Proactive Investor presentation, I wonder if the statement was made in order to deliberately kick the 737 ball into the long grass, the sole intention being it buys them time while the 1801 trial completes. The presumption here being, IF someone informally suggested they'd make an offer for the whole company but only if 1801 tox is top notch, the BoD obviously can't announce that but they also knew they had to fill the news gap on 737 in some way. All things may dovetail nicely towards the end of the year. Or I'm overthinking (again).
As a slight aside re publishing in the British Journal of Pharmacology, if JR has submitted a paper on 1801 to the Journal then according to their own metrics for 2024, it takes (on average) -
Submission to first decision: 11 days
Submission to acceptance: 170 days
Acceptance to publication: 53 days
So around 7.5mths in total and keep in mind the acceptance rate is just 20%. On the bright side JR has penned enough successful patent applications that he should know how to present an academic paper.
Anyone holding their breath should have an oxygen tank on standby!