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Remember when Roche were ramping production of PCR tests to 70 million a month by July.

NCYT sold less than 2 million in May & June going by the recent RNS.

Should we be worried?

With the LFT being in the offing for some time, surely some provisional contracts have already been signed. Bit like waiting for a new car to come off the production line.

£9million, no bad! The rampers used to love referring to his director buy and how much he had staked. Loose change and probably written off against tax judging by that figure.

#30,000 tests a day

ShaunP noted at how the revenue had dropped significantly for April and May. Going on the £8 a test it works at sales of less than 30,000 a day worldwide. Considering the UK alone was doing over 250K PCR tests a day during these months, is it something to be getting worried about?

SP going through the gears now! LFT news incoming ;-)

Did someone mention kippers?

That was Porky knocking a few pence of his average

What about the french variant that was deadly and why is there no mention of the South African one anymore. What happened to the one from Nepal, that was worse than the Delta variant apparently

Re: Takeover

Strip out the DHSC orders and the significant one to the Ukraine which are unlikely to be replicated anytime soon and a takeover seems extremely unlikely based on the remaining revenues against the price that require to be paid for the shares

Wonder who they bought them from. Probably one of the directors!

WBAFC you must be doing some amount of overtime if you have lost 2 years income. When the share price was hovering around the 420p mark you said you were 250K down.

What is it you do again, a GP?

50K sell and the price didn't budge

BBC News - Covid-19: Kilkeel testing appeal over probable Indian variant cases
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-57364113

A partnership with Amazon would be nice

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57325574

Amazon is to expand its Covid testing lab facilities in the UK as the pandemic continues.

The online giant said this was to benefit employees and UK public health.

However, analysts said it could also provide business opportunities in the health sector and buff up Amazon's reputation after questions over working conditions.

We believe Covid-19 inspired Amazon to accelerate its healthcare-related efforts, by necessity.

"That said, we had long believed healthcare was an attractive opportunity for Amazon given its large market size and chances for the company to both improve the customer experience and lower the costs."

There are very few companies in the world who could have decided to build a state of the art diagnostics lab and have it functioning within months, but Amazon is one of them.

While the company insists that at the moment this site is purely to help keep their staff safer at work, they are sending out a very clear message.

They are able to process medical diagnostics and feed that information into public health agencies.

Right now this multimillion-pound site in Salford is only testing for Covid-19, but it's unlikely to be left idle after the pandemic.

Another vid to entertain the diehards and nobody else.

Only person doing ok out of NCYT these days is jack taylor!

Looks like quite a few others have capitalised on NCYT's dispute. Spending is off the scale, can see why the shareprice has plummeted!

Joker, at least they allow you plenty of time to frequent these boards. Not many employers would be doing that.

Why would the cash position cover a buy out that at a minum would be at the highest value the shares have reached in the last 6 months?

25/05/21 - These data will now be combined with stability and other performance data from ongoing studies to finalise the technical file for CE marking the AffiDX® SARS-CoV-2 antigen lateral flow test for professional use, allowing the Company to begin commercial roll-out in Europe in May.

With only a few working days left in May since that RNS was issued you would have thought everything was in place.

Although to be fair it didn't say May this year!