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As an investor and therefore part owner of Omega, like everyone els I want to see the company generating income, and as much of it as possible. We have no control as to if and when we get a contract from the DHSC, which I'm sure everyone is fully aware of, if not then they have no business commenting on Omega affairs.

The company should be concentrating on the things that they are in control of which would be the HIV and Food Intolerance tests. It's been ten months since we've received Chinese self-test approval for the Food Detective test and over a year that we received WHO Prequalification for the VISITECT CD4 Advanced Disease test.

Since then we have not had any news whatsoever on either. The company has been totally distracted by the DHSC contract. As much as the DHSC contract is an important part of the business, so is HIV and Food Intolerance. As an investor I want to know what is the status with these two products? One year without any news or updates is totally unacceptable, Colin has a duty to keep investors updated. If he cannot, then he should be voted out and get someone in who can.

Good to see we're heading back in the right direction especially in a turbulent market where sentiment is low, which is affecting stocks negatively. With Nasdaq listing pending, and the news this week regarding the licensing of Foralumab, sentiment has returned and the stock is now retracing. When this stock moves it absolutely flies, don't be surprised if this hits a pound before the end of next week. With low overheads, plenty of money in the bank, and now the licencing agreement with Precision BioSciences, TILS are looking very healthy indeed.

Holding very firmly.

Does anyone know why this has dropped recently, and do you think it will go back up soon? I’ve done a little research and I have noticed that trade volumes has dropped in recent months. Not sure if this is the reason for the slump.

Full clinical validation on patient specimens is required for regulatory registration and/or other emergency listings. The Company is optimistic that this can be completed successfully and is targeting CE marking at the end of September/ early October, with prospective patient sample collection already underway. The Company is targeting initial product launch in Europe.

We live and hope, all will come well soon.

What I want to know is, what is happening with our other products. Have we suddenly stopped manufacturing them. You would think so with no news on either.

We have clearance to sell the HIV CD4 Kits in Africa, and received approval for the Company's Food Detective test for self-test use in China. Surely we should be selling the food detective tests by the boatloads right now, especially as self-test approval was granted almost a year ago. Omega needs to start showing their investors more respect, we have a right to know how things are progressing or not within the company, not this wall of silence.

I knew they were going to start having fun with these different variants. The virus is spreading exponentially, but if the death rates continue to decline then that would mean the vaccine is working. Just like the flu there will be different variants every year, which will mean the vaccine having to be adjusted accordingly. Hopefully the virus will weaken in time with more being vaccinated, and not be as deadly as it has been. But I don't think this virus is just going to go away. Testing and vaccinating will be with us for a good few years yet, at least it's looking that way. Omega will play their part at some point, they have a three year contract.

Trickymatters - Anyone listening to TW needs a good shake, and their heads checked.

Good volume today but more buys than sells. Nevertheless, good to be back in the 50's. Next stop 60's...........hopefully ;)

Well, sometimes it does but not always.

This is the thing with stocks and shares, just when you run out of patience and are convinced nothing is going to happen, BOOM the unthinkable news lands and the stock breaks out. With the potential that ODX has, it's well worth the wait. Big gains don't come easy.

Lots of selling today. They will regret it if it continues to tick up and a big RNS lands.

Really are motoring now. Couple days ago you could pick up their shares for 27p. If ODX gets similar news then we should break through the pound barrier with ease.

Creeping back up, that's much more like it.
Onwards and Up.

Companies like Abingdon Health and Open Orphan quietly going about their business winning big contracts. Meanwhile companies like AVCT, ODX, GDR continue to pipe up making a lot of noise, yet have been awarded nada, zero, zilch. Hopefully that changes soon for all three especially as I am invested in them.

Holding patiently.

The narrative has changed, antibody testing is now on everyone's lips and about time too. ODX time is coming, and coming very soon.

Hold for Gold.

pumpky - If you bothered to do any research, Omega clearly states "Omega is currently supporting the Government with additional cassetting and pouching services for other COVID-19 antigen lateral flow tests that are being deployed in the UK. This as well as their normal daily tasks with other products.

Do they have to spell out everything they do on a daily basis? You can find out exactly what they're doing if you go on their website, it's not rocket science. Nothing personal, but it's very annoying when people keep asking what are the extra staff doing. I'd be a millionaire if I got a quid for everytime someone asked that question.

blubutton - Not pedantic at all. The amount of staff that Omega employs is significant, as it affects the monthly cash-burn which in turn affects our profits at the end of the year and the SP. Too many times people run with the narrative without checking the facts.

Omega has a total of 170 staff not 250+.

Who on gods green earth is Thriva? No reason why the Govt shouldn't be using the ABC-19 tests. A great chance for Omega to finally get a contract and again for the millionth time Omega are being ignored. If we can't get a contract at this point , we might as well give up.

MIKESM - Not sure where you get your information but that's incorrect. There would be no need for a High Court if shareholders have voted it through. Only if the company went against shareholders wishes, would a High Court need to get involved.