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Spreadex when closing again on Tuesday mid morning.

The short % refers to the number of accounts not the quantity. i.e could be 7 accounts but only 10ppt short on each.

Drop not backed up with volume unless huge delayed sells later which I doubt.

Added 3 lots under 60p

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10m vol upto 70p - 3.5m back down to 59p.

Anyone good at maths?

RNS

14 November 2025. At the event management will present on the topic of Oxford Nanopore's commercial strategy, providing greater insight on the attractive markets served by the Company and the opportunities for growth.

About time they went on the front foot. Its an epic company but somewhat traditional in comms.

I think a few are selling as the buys haven't arrived 😂

MISTAKE

But assuming capital is limited, allocate it to the best company!!

Just saw the 1m + buy at 71p.

Serious money

From their official site

The Oxford Science Park (TOSP), one of Europe’s leading destinations for science and technology companies, today announced the sale of part of its estate to the Ellison Institute of Technology (EIT).

Larry’s just bought ONT HQ

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From the Times article

Ono, speaking alongside Lisa Flashner, the institute’s American chief operating officer, insists, though, there has been “no backpedalling” and having “impact” through commercialising science “will always be the founding principle. It’ll be integrated into the collective DNA of everyone recruited to the institute.”

He adds: “We anticipate multiple spin-offs in the not too distant future.”

The plans also include co-investing and collaborating with other companies, with profits invested back into the institute.

Current investments include becoming the largest shareholder in Oxford Nanopore Technologies, the FTSE 250 company that is a neighbour on the science park, through EIT Oxford Holdings, a California-based parent company.

Professor Hagan Bayley, a founder of Oxford Nanopore, is joining the institute as a principal scientist.

One ambition is to address the “valley of death” where start-ups fail or progress slowly because of a lack of scale-up capital. The funding gap has forced many of the UK’s most promising technologies and ventures to turn to the United States for finance and growth.

Shorts closing?

Would be wise. We are 50% off broker concensous , more from FT and IC, he [Larry] owns 20%, he loves Oxford, best mates with Gordon, just bought into the Oxford Science Park with close a £1b - he's probably ONTs landlord!!

Join the dots and smell the coffee.

Still think Larry is lending his stock for the US shorters to drop the price prior......

Won't work as 40% is owned by heavyweights

I never have a specific price target - is it over or undervalued given current & prospective / info is the basis I use. NPVs are useful in this regard.

I get this risk minimising element - I reduce my risk by have few high quality stocks.

Oh, and top notch BOD - most important.

The company is a buy and they look at the company not how it trades short term.

Interesting - RSP for 500k is 5.75 v 10.4

So there is not a raft of shares on the ask at all

They came after it dropped in the first 2 mins - trying to wear down retail.

Its the SI and auto trades that steer this

Reckon our shorters know they are going to have to close soon and getting desparate - down 3% with no volume?

And 2% down in the first 5 mins [yet again]

I like this fake trading - they are up to something 😉

Agree, they should have produced a fully incorporated FS as they allude to how it could change things significantly - it's almost as if they wanted a drop!

Geo politics in minerals has drastically changed the landscape and there is no going back for at least a decade.

Van producers are 70k PRC, Russia 21k, SA 8k.

All in the wrong place for western security. This will proceed imo.

Oh look, according to the Times he’s chucked in £890m into the Oxford Science Park ( and he’s not pedalling back whatever that means)

And where is ONTS headquarters?

I smell corporate activity 😎

Yep, US