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Ray, I should think Avacta are more excited about the Ava6000 human cancer trials due to start I'm the coming days.

Why don't Avacta name the other tests?
They do it on TV all the time.

This News release should be sent to every headteacher in the UK.

In the words of Al in a teacherish fed up of being asked about missed timelines. I will update the market only as and when I have significant news!

The director of Hughes healthcare also owns knuckle up boxing

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/11193481

Hughes healthcare are a wholesaler of lft's. I suspect from China if they can sell them at the prices they advertise.

Hughes are owned by:

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13225441

first dosing for ava6000
Additional distribution partnerships for affidx lft

There was a great tweet online about this.

It wasn't the billions of pounds of wasted contracts that bought him down. It was due to him snogging a colleague.

Good find radia. That's a big market and I imagine less vaccinated than most.

Fts. It is more a point about a better sales route for Avacta. Easier for business owners etc to buy the tests. Simply tick a box

There seems to be a grey area over buying the tests for home use on the bioserv website. It's as easy as ticking a box to say they will be used for professional use only.

https://bioservuk.com/product/coronavirus-rapid-antigen-test/

In the q and a yesterday AS said it would take a couple of months to get up to 5m tests a month from where they are now. And that is dependent on demand.

Hard to gauge exactly where Avacta are right now in terms of orders and current manufacturing capacity.

Zoom. The drop was because its all in theory.

Airlines are a potential. Asia manufacturing will only be used if demand is there. 30m using govt. Machines is dependent on government.

I didn't submit a question but I wish I had asked. What is your manufacturing capacity right now?

I don't think the current manufacturing capacity is anywhere near 5m a month. Not to say it won't be through q3 if orders are there.

It's pure conjecture that AS couldn't discuss what he wanted to.

I may be mistaken but at no point did he mention where they are right now in terms of manufacturing capacity and there's no real visibility of order projections. Maybe these things take longer than I realise...

It's wearing a bit thin hearing the blue sky thinking. Potential sales to airlines, potential to use government machinery, potential of 1m a day manufacturing I'm Asia if needed.

I also didn't like the question regarding the iso13485. The reply was we have got it. But haven't received he paperwork yet. So you haven't got it! So are Avacta officially registered with iso13485 and if so why isn't it on the Web site and why haven't they transferred the lft back ce back to Avacta.

One could be forgiven for being somewhat frustrated with Alistair Smith.

I thought it was a great question that was asked today about Avactas missed timescales with his response being they can only do their best to guide at the time.

It's been intimated for the Las year that they won't be able to meet demand etc etc and the tests will fly off the shelves with a capacity of 5m starting thru 30m
From today's presentation I'm not convinced any of it will arrive shortly!

Agreed,mrex have been selling for a couple of weeks. Could be offloading conifer shares. Has to stop at some point.