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Financial year end also coming. Perhaps he saw it as a good place to put any money for tax reasons.

You just got your wish.

Yes, 28th. It’s in the same RNS…

The validation of the PROmate® COVID-19 2G test follows the UK approval of the Company's COVID-19 genesig® Real-Time PCR test under the CTDA, as announced on 26 November 2021. In addition, as previously announced, Novacyt's PROmate® COVID-19 1G Real-Time PCR test, currently being supplied to the NHS under a National Microbiology Framework, remains on the temporary protocol list (due to expire on 28 February 2022) and the Company awaits further updates on an additional seven products submitted to the CTDA across its COVID-19 testing portfolio.

Apparently ‘the variant that wasn’t’
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00149-9

See LSE investor webinar 22nd Oct 2021. Time code: 28:10. A question is asked about Mitchel drilling. DM responds by saying (amongst other things such as operational difficulties) “I’m very happy with Mitchell drilling, it didn’t work out, we’re both fine now and I wish them well in the future”
Very much confirming they are now looking to appoint a new drilling company.

Thanks for the link. Very insightful. Bring on early 2022 for more on this:

“The poster included the following data:
• SNG001 potently reduced virus to undetectable levels following infection of cells with ‘Wuhan-like’ SARS-CoV-2, Alpha, Beta or Gamma variants.
• SNG001 achieved 99% inhibition (IC99) at concentrations of 5.4, 17.7, 11.0 and 7.9 IU/mL respectively.”

Potential numbers in this report:
https://mcusercontent.com/d9ebd7c1aa0f3dbc5fab42eca/files/593f6711-7b6a-f49a-bde2-603b15ba1a2f/AlienMetals_24_11_2021_FINAL_BG.01.pdf

LinViews, a pleasure. Exciting times for technologies like this.

Thanks, and very interesting. I didn’t realise that. It seems to be an area of advancement in many ways.

The possible future of car batteries.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltaylor/2021/05/13/ev-range-breakthrough-as-new-aluminum-ion-battery-charges-60-times-faster-than-lithium-ion/amp/