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Optimism bias and sunk cost fallacy at play with many investors here. Saw it with investors with Carillion and Thomas Cook. Some people simply cannot believe that a company they are invested in is headed towards administration despite all the clear warnings. It's a grieving process - some have started to move from denial to anger but there are at least four or five more steps in that grieving/loss cycle to go. It is tough, especially if one is over-extended on this single share.

Let us see what in fact happens with the case, how the market reacts, if and how much DHSC pays us, what hard revenues we derive from Vatic and from any other contracts.

Ocean - I think we'll be lucky to get bids of £2 per share (which is over 30% to current price). No way we are going to get bids of £2.50p +. I do hope I am very wrong.

Let's see how the market marks the sp before and after the next set of assay results.

I had assumed that the judge(s?) would need time to triangulate and consider all the evidence and for writing the ruling?

Do we know what the probable timeframe is for the Court to render it's ruling/decision?

Thanks, Brighty. That is a good reminder ( in addition to what ABDX has submitted as an interested in this case). Let's see how the Court rules on the evidence and arguments and how the market reacts ( or not) to the judgement.

Anyone have views or experience around the likely deadline that the BoD would have put for bids from the selected parties now conducting due diligence?

I wonder how much ( or not at all?) the market may be anticipating and pricing-in the remaining assays results?

HD2U, I think if your worse-case situation occurred, it is entirely possible the market could bring this down well below 7p. We both know the market can be irrational and misprice for a very extended period of time. In terms of your best-case scenario, I think the elements of those would need much longer to all occur, IMO. In terms of your add-ins, they are unknowable at this stage, so they are not something I would factor-in to my decision to hold (but I'm definitely not adding).

Bitcoin, I like your implicit 20-bagger confidence. But I'll be more modest in my ambitions and be happy if it 5-bags from here.

Let us see what comes of all this early metaverse-building and testing with EXR and it's partners. What levels of cash and flow-up contracts will come forth from the relative silence

I noted the language around "a focused selection" which gives the impression that there was quite a few propositions put to them. Let's see if the due diligence process hardens the resolve for serious bids or causes the contenders to pull away.

Nice results, and more assay results to come in the short-term. Let's see how the market reacts to the news and assesses the potential.

Dino, thanks for sharing the link to Abingdon's submission to the Court. It seems well-argued and factual. I'm more confident but let's see how the Court rules in the case.

Neither adding, nor selling down. Waiting patiently for hard news of monies received, much more than news of orders being filled, or of a court case concluded or of an EUA granted to a customer.

I reckon the best offer will be £1.80 tops ( more or less 20% premium to current price), but I hope I am very wrong on this

Let's see what the assay results are. Hard facts.

HappyDays, nothing is "almost guaranteed" if you are in court. I hope the market's reaction will be more focused around welcoming the clarity that comes from conclusion of a case.

Can anyone spell out how in fact we are related in substance to this GLP case? And how the potential court rulings ( both win or loss) may affect the non-binding agreement between ABDX and DHSC to work on a solution to have outstanding monies paid to the company?