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In Hyperion (Dan Simmons) there's a chapter or two about 70 people that are survivors of a spaceship crash and when they die they basically get resurrected and so their numbers are constantly "three score and ten".

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Took me a moment to remember that the three score and ten were a group of people in Hyperion (though I'm rather unsure your reference actually came from that book).

"SO OPTION NEEDS TO BE THERE IN CASE IT’S NEEDED"

Well, 7 is not. Such is life. I admittedly don't get why ppl didn't vote for 8 but it's very obvious that the BOD can blame themselves for getting the rather low "for" votes. I don't think many people are upset with the sale process (or the lack of it) on its own but instead the lack of comms throughout the year(s). So yes as someone else said, warning shot.

Am curious though, given that Hemo had worked with the FDA on the initial 3-batches, how is that this didn't come up at the time and only in the "production" sample/submission?

Along with the soooo-deserved Options....

SNG had the same cr.p - the CEO is a scientist who has no sense of business and appointed a bunch of highly paid specialists only to f..k up the process and then go off on a literal boat trip.

Best bod ever. Fml.

Yeah because everyone else is 90% down

I asked this in the morning but got ignored - complain to the FCA or some overseeing body?

...of sorts. :/s :)

>> lack of communication must now be bordering on illegal or gross incompetence

Del, would it make sense to compile your "updates" list into a formal complaint and send it to the FCA? They should be able to look into this if they feel it's in fact violating the rules. At least it would give everyone some peace of mind of sorts. (?)

If saying something would put the sale process at risk then the sale process is basically illegal by whatever current standards/laws/interests there are. If the sale was as big as some claim it to be then it would need to be rubber stamped by various high entities and such wouldn't be allowed to happen if said (call them Putin or EU or whoever) entities felt it would be in violation of whatever laws and/or interest etc.

It's obvious by now that unless Putin suddenly dies the invasion won't stop any time soon and regardless the cessation of the invasion wouldn't in either case bring back the "good old days" of laws and regulations any time soon, so using the invasion as a continued excuse for silence is a very poor effort. If the company feels they can't sell their assets, they should say it, at least we'd know where we stand, otherwise they should provide an update and get sxxt happening, or the BOD should step down and pass on the baton to whoever that can.

> as appropriate
read: never.

At least HEMO _are_ doing something rather/other than just dirs being on yacht trips scratching back-sides.

> Much hard work and time has gone into this company ( even if the end result is not very glamorous)

I'm sorry but investments aren't charities. I don't care how much they worked on it if they f...ed it up and tanked the sp. So no, while they may be normal it's not justified.

Someone posted the other day (along the lines of) "at least this isn't another particular BB [...] because here, unlike there nobody wants to defenestrate RM".

I beg to differ.

Regardless of who started and who is "at fault" the cost of living crisis is hitting the western would as much as it is mostly because of the war. It's not reasonable to expect
European voters to keep footing the bill for the Ukrainian resistance forever.
At the same time Republican governments tend to be bosom buddies with the arms industry more than Democrats so whoever is advocating that post midterms the USA funding will come to a trickle may well be wrong.

Amusing anyway, company made more on Forex than anything else. Can't say they're not branching out sideways ;)

>> 35p a share looks a great deal for shareholders at present.
My average is a bit below £2 - but seeing the sluggishness of how things are "proceeding" here, I'm tempted to say 35p is not a bad idea right now.

Blasé or not, europeans shouldn't be made to pay for yet another misstep of incompetent politicians. From what I gather there have been many and many wars in the past 10-odd years and the world has given precisely zero ferks about it. Syria and a lot of others. Alas this is when we care and instead bring our own selves to financial ruin. After all the other crap over the many years since give or take the last economic meltdown. Regardless of moralities, I think in a few years time there will be quite a few changes on the european political palettes - including here too. Not saying any particular party could undo or handle this better - most opposition parties are in the easy spot of saying a lot of things they don't actually have to deliver on because they are in opposition. But one cannot expect voters in general to support the current situation for long.