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Another way of looking at it - so George has this big pie called PREM which has been cut into 2 slices at the moment (called Zulu and EPO) and EPO can be divided into many slices like Zulu and at the moment we have many parties wanting just a part of the Zulu slice. The mind boggles... 1p...if you have the patience and this plays out you can add a 0 to that.
George Roach, CEO commented," I am pleased to confirm that we have received a small number of assay results that are concerned with boreholes in an extended zone on strike to the southeast of the main zone and which are as predicted by the geological model of the Zulu pegmatites developed by Shango Solutions. At the same time, that geological model now suggests further extensions to the northwest of the previously announced resource statement. This northerly extension is also supported by previous drilling from our 2017 campaign. This work now underway, together with infill drilling in respect of which results are still outstanding, may potentially elevate confidence and increase the tonnage of the resource and the exploration target.
http://www.focac.org/eng/zfgx_4/jmhz/202112/t20211230_10477155.htm
"Closing this deal has been years in the making"
Does this mean negotiations must have been going on for some time? Was the fund raise a pre requisite to closing the deal and the moving of a EA employee to bidstack?
Device identification number
2524
CE Marking
?Yes
HSC common list
×No
HSC mutual recognition
×No
Format
Near POC / POC
Physical Support
Cartridge
Specimen
Nasopharyngeal swab
Pathogens detected
SARS-CoV
Lineages detected
A.23.1 (United Kingdom), AT.1 (Russia), B.1.1.7 (United Kingdom), B.1.351 (South Africa), B.1.427 (USA), B.1.429 (USA), B.1.525 (Nigeria), B.1.526 (USA), B.1.617.1 (India), B.1.617.2 (India), B.1.617.3 (India), B.1.621 (Colombia), C.36 (Egypt), P.1 (Japan/Brazil), P.2 (Brazil), P.3 (The Philippines), C.37 (Peru), B.1.616 (France), B.1.526.1 (USA), B.1.526.2 (USA),
Commercial Status
In development
Last Update
2021-08-03 09:31:16 CET
Comments
We are in late-stage development of the COV19-ID Kit on our pre-existing portable genedrive hand-held unit. Clinical validation is currently underway before release in late Q3/early Q4 2021
The NJOM-3 well will be targeting gross mean contingent (2C) resources of 18 million barrels across the Njonji-1 and Njonji-2 fault blocks located in the south of the Thali licence with an EMV10 of US$118 million, as identified by the recent Oilfield International Limited (“OIL”) Reserves Report announced on the 1 November 2018. Furthermore, the NJOM-3 well is expected to de-risk an additional 20 million barrels of gross mean prospective resources across Njonji South and Njonji South-West.
The objectives of the NJOM-3 well are to test the thickness of reservoirs already identified by NJOM-1 and also to test for other reservoirs which may be present at the new location. It will also provide key flow-rate data for the Njonji reservoirs from a drill stem test (“DST”), which would allow reclassification of contingent resources into 2P reserves as well as providing critical reservoir characterisation data for the potential field development strategy.
The below is from the March corporate update, any idea of the current client base?
It is the intention that the Company's recently established wholly owned subsidiary, GS Fintech Pte Ltd, in Singapore, will be responsible for running blockchain nodes and will in due course launch a multi-currency, multi-chain cross border payment network and further develop fintech applications for use by both GST's current client base, which already includes a number of leading companies in the financial services sector, and new potential customers.
It is the intention that the Company's recently established wholly owned subsidiary, GS Fintech Pte Ltd, in Singapore, will be responsible for running blockchain nodes and will in due course launch a multi-currency, multi-chain cross border payment network and further develop fintech applications for use by both GST's current client base, which already includes a number of leading companies in the financial services sector, and new potential customers.
Tone Goh, Chairman of GST, commented: "Following the appointment of Jack Bai and Shayne Tan to the GST board we have been working on refining our strategy for the future development of GST.
'We have the goal of significantly enhancing our current offering through the application of blockchain technology and we believe that we are very well placed to do this, building on the existing capabilities of GST together with the new directors. I look forward to making further announcements as we progress and I believe that 2021 will be a transformational year for GST."