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The impact of tariffs on pharmaceuticals remains uncertain. Fortunately, having laboratories in the U.S. could provide some advantages. If we were granted an exemption, we might become an attractive acquisition target for companies who are seeking the same benefit. Not outside the realms of possiblity.

I decided to double up today, has brought my average right down. Figured I'd lost enough already, what's a few hundred more.

Sadly both Alex Wheatle and Eddie Jordan have died from prostate cancer. The saddest thing it's curable, just needs early diagnosis. PSA test clearly doesn't work.

Pensioninvestor - sadly I share the same sorry tale, current average is somewhat higher than yours, considering doubling up at .37 for not very much money and that will bring my average right down and increase the odds of getting my money back

Not wishing to be negative, and I'm still holding but the reality by way of shares purchases Vs sales on Friday says it all. 2,617,652 shares sold against 13,636 purchased. We may all be somewhat relieved we are still a going concern, did look a little iffy a few months ago but the market still hasn't bought into a turnaround scenario whatsoever some say on here.

Well according to the article below it could get to a £1. That would value the company at approximately £1.95 Bn coincidentally the same as Greggs.

Lets hope so

Hasiba - you haven't factored in the massive share dilution

If my maths is correct, the company would need to be worth around £266 million for me to break even. Oh well, another one to add to my AIM disaster file.

Kong, I'd probably err on option 2. Had the bods decided to milk this down to the last penny, Burrows would still be at the helm.

Time is fast running out so we won't have long to wait.

I'm of the same opinion PI, I'd rather loose the remaining few hundred than sell out now and forever kick myself I these did suddenly turn around. Being realistic it's extremely unlikely to happen and I will loose 76% of my investment, the remaining 24% (Capital gains) I'll be able to offset against my profitable investment.

Sorry to hear that Slacker, if it's any consolation your far from being alone. I was totally seduced by this lot. A promising product, bods invested and the likes of Bupa using their products it seemed to have so much going for it. Even now I'm still expecting this to go up which is just completely delusional.

John fury - didn't they recently they try and raise £1m and only got £670K. Why didn't the potential bidders hover them up at the time or have they now suddenly shown interest after you went long

Why is Bupa using them

Surely they would run a mile from such products if there was any doubts.

I may well be accused of ramping this up, but I think this could well be the start of the turnaround. My hope is that they find a partner and therefore a share dilution won't be necessary.

Could they be working on a deal and the £1m loan is there to buy them time ?

He clearly still believes the company is a viable proposition. I wonder how long Burrows was holding out, they clearly didn't want him at the helm. Shame it took them so long to dump him.

Way too late for that Kong1

Kong1 - I won't argue with your sentiment towards this company as the share price has demonstrated, you've been 100% correct.

I'm coming from this that the share price was virtually discounting the company going under in the new year, which it clearly now isn't. Burrows could well have been the blockage to any progress, with him gone people are happy to start investing.

Just secured £1m interest free loan.

Burrows was clearly a drag on this company, let's hope things turn around.

Clearly Burrows was BS us and that's why he has gone. You can only keep it going for so long, reality finally catches up with these types of people. He is now hoping that he has given jobs to all his chums and that they will now reciprocateb in kind.