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This has nothing to do with covid nor does it rely on it or thought it did. It's amazing diagnostic improvements will make it a go to and multiple improvements of chances of accurate diagnosis. The tech is flawless. We have just got things in place Inc recent collaboration with Philips. Now let deals filter through

Any thoughts on interims? Partners? JV maybe potential? Revenues?

Judging by the falls they ain't buys compadre

We the duped shareholders could litigate as a group against the company or management ie GC and AA. They did deceive outrageously and lose a lot of people money as info was secreted to certain institutional parties

Polx is a nice strong enhancement to their offering. Expect sales to start filtering through

Seems we're moving on buys again, feel sorry for fleeced punters selling. Criminal from MMS . Let's see if the traders see the buy signal or investors see the cheap opportunity before news.

Sincerely hope so, they will have their finger on the pulse... More than any pi

Philips adding their not insignificant MRI market leading guidance and support is obviously a great coup for polarean just waiting to see what substance materialises.

Well. From what we know they are marketing and selling alongside Philips collaboration... Maybe soon official JV partner or owner. They love polarean

Yes a great sign, hopefully buying signal at the lows. Feels like seller finished. Great price based on potential and potential newsflow

Bullcrap. ii will be very happy with the JV that is being worked. Or complete takeover. And should they need any funds in 2024 they'd attach it to stonking news and get it off at 25p. An acquisition at between 50-75p would be accepted. Watch this space

From cfo section. Obviously too lazy to read past headlines. Which weren't that great. A nice asset buggered off. .. add it to warranty losses etc .

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"The planned transaction will allow ITM to redirect £28m of pre-committed cash to our core business, and to focus on becoming a volume manufacturer of state-of-the-art electrolysers. Motive Fuels Ltd, via ITM, was the recipient of grant funding to support the rollout of refuelling stations in the UK. As part of the transaction, a contingent liability may materialise for ITM in the future against the performance obligations in the grants.

Not conforming

Nope not a shorter. It's in the rns my friend . Future possible liability issue for not confirming to grant issuance. Motive will carry on under a different banner but itm group had it in coffers and spent it.

Have the shorts increased or decreased. See what occurs there. The results today, leaves us in no different situation to yesterday. Slightly weighing on negative as motive will cost itm more through grant pay back. So given away an asset that will have spent millions in the formation Before jv. And the figures on cash burn.always spent more than stated and earnt less than expected. Revenue. 10m or less I'd expect next year. And more than forecast cash burn. Theyve always bombshelled punters into lost money . Fact

4 elements.

-shell have been royaly ****ed over by itm and let down on quality.

- government pulled funding for rhyfine perhaps based on this.

-shell are shelving green plans and cutting back on projects and renewables arm not in great shape financially.

-no fid no movement. project done.

Itm have lost SHELL. Reading between the lines. Not good. Government support that makes the project feasible. Gone . This is a blow. Better hope rwe start paying us a margin If they order anything, if existing systems ever assembled in working reliable order that won't eat slim chance of profits with warranty provisions.

And itm now sold motive FOC and will have to pay back government grants. I'm not convinced. If it succeeds it relies to much on third parties not the actual company.

Big delayed buys. Been some buying these last two days

Think he meant leaving the forum of chat rather than the share

Put more money where my mouth is . Seems to be plenty happy to grab a bargain basement price today