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What some investors haven't worked out about the MTU's, is that were not a single covid test reliant stock like other companies. We have 550+ other tests we can screen for. We are embarking on a global strategy to become a very large scale able diagnostic company. We're a diagnostic company, not a single covid testing company. That's the difference with all the so called competition. Clearly we're mispriced , due to being compared to ODX, etc etc.

In Europe some countries now considering a 3rd lockdown. As its quite clear the virus is mutating, and no vaccine is 100% effective! Can only see more testing and research into a vaccine that's 100% effective. Difficult times and where coming out of lockdown soon. By Xmas will be back to how it is now. Short term Government thinking, versus a virus that can mutate and spread much faster than anyone is going to admit.

Mcap is now at the point of where Institutional investment is sought. £88m is going to mean sticky money coming in. Next rns possibly a Tr1, or the deal we've been waiting for? Why that deramper Chinablue has gone missing on twitter, along with his abusive and homophobic comments. Good riddance I say. NvS just tell em 40p buyout and let's finish this.

AAL just rns'd today, look it up mate. It's generally how companies release news sensitive information.

Anglo American rns today, issued two $500m notes for Corporate purposes. Make of that whatever you want, but $1bn raise and Corporate purposes, yeah right!

Just had my 1st jab this morning , the Astrazeneca vaccine. Asked the nurse if it's the one with the blood clot? And she told me to shut up! Very jokingly! Asked her how effective is the Vaccine? About 55% I enquired? 75% she replied, so not 100 %, not even close! Make of that whatever you want. We ain't close to eradication of the virus and with variants evolving, this is going to be around for a long time.

Thanks Wilson63. Definitely worth an investment, considering testing isn't going away for some time. No vaccine is 100% effective, so many variants of the mutated virus will be around for some time. The flu vaccine is offered in winter, but the flu hasn't disappeared. Expect testing to be the norm over time, until a 100% vaccine for all is found. Government contracts =£8bn up for tender, and overseas there is potential? Brazil, India, over populated areas where the virus is difficult to control without continously testing the public.

Excuse me for asking, but can anyone please tell me if there is any large holders on the stock registrar? With 70m shares in issue, I'd presume that there was a few Institutional investors. Yours kindly Kully.

1Q has been much better than same as last year. Sales ahead, and Ebitda more than all of last years £261k,in the 4 months of new year. A £15m mcap is 3p,and any whiff of a decent contract and the valuation will reflect that.

Fulmar you are spot on with the rns. You don't bring Rothschilds to the negotiation table for nothing. You don't put your house for sale without an estate agent to negotiate. Peggcilla still as optimistic as always, love your enthusiasm. I've said on many occasions, that a buyout of both licenses is the most probable outcome? Still believe that will happen, even if the market doesn't.

A couple of new contracts and the business will be net profit by year end. Customers delayed signing contracts due to Covid uncertainty, once the pandemic flattens out, more likely contracts will be signed in the year.

On fundamentals its priced too cheap, seen other companies valued on more with lesser turnover, more debt and no profits,not even ebitda positive.

Wouldn't know what the current cash position is? Interims show £270k,but business has been returning to previous trading from couple of years ago. Costs have been slashed and new contracts have been signed with longer time frames. Guess we'll find out in the finals sometime this week? And the more important question of how the new year has been with regards to trading, and Ebitda improvement? If we are cash generative and losses have become net profits? I'm thinking about £9.4m turnover and Ebitda of about £500k for the finals. With losses reduced to £1.6m, £1.57m for interims, £68k ebitda interims. So full year losses should have decreased as ebitda is healthy and costs slashed. Post new year is are we growing sales and how much, and are losses becoming net profits in the post year?

Depending on the outcome of the final results? If growth has resumed and current trading is ahead of market expectations? We know that the finals are better than previous years. EBITDA will be positive, with interims £68k positive. All about does the company have a net profit and how much? Already ebitda positive and costs slashed and turnover increasing? Any news on a decent contract or renewal of contracts in place. As company looking for long term contracts?

Voisey Bay is a nickel cobalt copper play in Canada. Bidders pushed the price into the $billions. Just Google and you'll get the story.

In my previous posts some months ago, I was saying around $750m full takeover of the licenses by AA. I'm still in the belief that Nick and Remy want a buyout, as they have said their expertise is in exploration not production. With 51m and 37m shares and warrants and options each, this does work for them. No one wants a bad deal, and you have family offices with shares too. We'll want a deal of some kind, personally a buyout and move on to other investments. Calling $750m buyout a few months ago, might have been premature? But the way copper prices have risen in a short time? Might be a bit more to get a deal now? Who knows with Majors sniffing and the Chinese interest? Some big players in China, they would definitely make an offer?

AA, offered EA when copper prices were $2.7lb in July 2020 ,currently $4 lb and increasing in less than a year! If they had offered a EA a year earlier, at $2.1lb ish, they would have got a great deal no doubt. However that's to our advantage now, Copper rising and we got plenty of quality and quantity. Fwiji and Cheyeza East and West is Tier1 if drilled out properly. Thats a large acreage in those deposits, and we have 800km square license areas. Fwiji is 40km squared and is enough as a standalone project for any junior. I'm flabbergasted that AA haven't made an offer, and I'm not talking $250m!David Wood must have been licking his lips when he looked at the data on Fwiji. Remember he's the top Geo on the African copper belt. The man who found the Sentinel Mine for FQM. The missing copper for the Sentinel Mine is under Fwiji, and he knows it. And were talking grades of up to 8% sulphides and lesser grades of oxides. Easy $250m for this asset alone, and Cheyeza East and West makes that $500m. A buyout is what I think they'll do, then a Jv with a nearby mine? Still one can speculate, Copper will never drop below $3lb,not with demand outstripping supply for decades.

Just a quick question, was there mention of AA taking a stake in the company? Or are we under the guise of a asset buyout from AA?

Anybody registered with the conference? Please could you ask what is happening with the Casa sale? Thanks very much. Kully.

I got the impression from trades over the last month that the Mm's are keeping the sp range bound. To fill a order for someone? Possibly accumulating while the sp is held until the finals are rns'd next month. Only 55m shares in issue and some Institutional with sticky positions. Price should have moved at least into the 80's?