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WellGen Inc., a nutraceutical company of which Amphion holds a 27% stake, has signed a license agreement with two Missouri-based beverage companies: Sportables LLC and One11 Innovation.
WellGen will receive 11% of the profits derived from the commercial development and sale of Workout Tea™. WorkOut Tea™ a fitness beverage based on a patented and clinically proven anti-inflammatory ingredient derived from a black tea extract. It is sold in the US in a number of flavours.
WellGen is targeting the rapidly growing sports beverage market estimated to reach US$6bn by 2021 (2016 estimate: US$4.6b), according to OrbisResearch.com. Amphion’s other partner companies continue to make progress. Polarean Imaging (POLX.L) is in Phase 3 trials for its novel drug-device platform and Motif Bio (MTFB.L) is awaiting an FDA approval decision for its next generation antibiotic.

ok ....Jimzi...looking positive here now just bought some

hi .......Jimzi.......are you expecting any rise here ?

Mms. Hand are tight

What happen to. Cra

Profit is profit

How do you know. Lets keep up the ramping

Would be nice

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4237766-goldman-sachs-probably-understating-bullish-outlook-gold-prices

sold again after this morning increase

1320.70................on the rise again

mms .......

NEX ...

only 1 sell rest of them buy .......05/02/2019 12:42 636,094 0.117
05/02/2019 12:07 731,330 0.117
05/02/2019 10:23 800,000 0.11
05/02/2019 10:18 205,148 0.118

e ...Harmony........LOL

bought some more gone to NEX.....

bought some more gone to NEX.....

no plan

to buy.........very cheap

Oilberta403................fully agree with you ..

Struggling department store Debenhams PLC is looking to restructure its property portfolio ahead of a quarterly rent date in March, the Financial Times reported.

The retailer - in which Sports Direct International PLC holds just under a 30% stake - is also drawing up documents for a company voluntary arrangement, a type of insolvency deal, which could take place in the next few weeks, the FT said citing three people familiar with the plans.