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Does anyone have an accurate building cost for each CFC? I have plugged about £30M per CFC into my projections. Is this way off the mark.

Indeed. As the number of CFCs coming on stream increases, the profits will quickly build up. By my estimation 6 CFCs are due for completion this year. 3 in UK, 2 in US and 1 AUS. Does anyone know if the ICA CFC in Stockholm is up and running

By contrast MKS has 4.7% of shorters. OCDO has always been a favourite with the shorters, although in March 2020 it was as high as 14.16%.

Grayling, from the Euroclear site it seems shorts are 7.79%. That includes all the private shorters under 0.5%

This is my list of CFCs

Hatfield, N. London
Dordon,Midlands
Andover,Hampshire
Erith, S. London
Purfleet
Bristol
Bicester

Is it the Bicester one?

Well I got that one wrong. Lucky as I overslept anyway. Would have hated to miss it! Will need to put my alarm on for Thursday

GLA

Joe

We are a very different beast now so revenue numbers are not comparable. SP in 2019 averaged about 20p. So if revenues increased by 30x that would suggest SP of 600p. SP is based on potential, and not just potential based on COVID but long term future. Just my thoughts

Mapper

B2HS2L, I'll get my surfboard ready!

Oriens1

Not trying to catch the perfect wave. I'm just aware that the wave is on it's way and prepared for it. Just hope it is a big one

Why would it be any different to the last two years. It is not an emergency or unexpected RNS. I will be reading it very carefully tomorrow morning. Ready for trading!

Does anyone have updated completion for the other CFCs. I have

Bristol - March 2021
Purfleet - July 2021
Bicester - July 2022

I had that penned in for October. Good to see management have pulled out all the stops

Which brand. Esselunga?

Looks like he is doing a lot of chatting on Supply@me

From the last two years, an update has been posted on a Tuesday at 7AM, so that would probably mean Tuesday 26th January 7AM.

Have looked for articles on this testing. Found this one

https://www.uhs.nhs.uk/AboutTheTrust/Newsandpublications/Latestnews/2020/October/NHS-medical-director-tours-COVID-testing-facilities-at-UHS.aspx

Appears to be using tests provided by Qiagen (not Novacyt)

https://www.southampton.ac.uk/news/2020/10/poc-testing-covid.page

Deas. I agree many forms of testing will be around for a long time if not forever. I just think this last minute attempt to use flight/travel testing is not the answer. Testing will have to become much cheaper or provided by NHS services. And it will have to apply to all forms of mass gathering. Football matches, concerts etc. It will also have to become increasingly quicker and proper tracing will need to be in place. Tracing only really works if it is quick. Once the vaccine starts to kick in and we can get daily numbers reduced sufficiently, tracing needs to be a real priority.

Do you know of any drone companies we can invest in? Just in case this proves to be true.

sexykiwi, have you got a a source for this information about 14 positives

Tiptree I agree that £240 per person is quite a lot for any short trip. Especially if you only spent £50 on your Ryan Air flight both ways. Once Vaccine roll out has really got underway, I don't expect testing to continue. I think masks will probably continue for quite some time, and for some people permanently