Member Info for Newuncle

Samples are collected from the WwTW and transported at 4°C to laboratories on the day of collection. Samples are

clarified to remove solid faecal matter and are subject to a PEG (polyethylene glycol) precipitation process. The quantity of

a SARS-CoV-2 RNA present in the wastewater sample is then determined using a RT-qPCR (reverse transcriptase

quantitative polymerase chain reaction) laboratory method.

Wales are not using MWG monitoring to collect their samples.

Fear, still nothing re trading updates, £1.4M DVRG debt and of course audited results. DVRG could still take MSYS down with it IMO fwiw. If shares gets suspended will Singer remain as NOMAD or not? Gerry previously mentioned a £2M sales pipeline, trouble with that is that a sales pipeline is just an indicator of potential for a sales team to close deals on, not signed up orders or contracts.

Latest Waste Water Monitoring Weekly report for Wales published 15 June 2023, methodology shown below, as I have said previously, looks like DVRG (MWG) is most likely over engineered and simply not commercially competitive:

Background

In September 2020 Welsh Government began sampling wastewater from 19 Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW) from

across Wales in order to detect the levels of SARS-CoV-2. Since then the programme has undertaken work not only to

expand the coverage of the wastewater monitoring but also to improve the testing methodology to make it more

representative of the catchments served.

Welsh Government intends to monitor up to 50 WwTW catchments across Wales in order to assist in the early detection

of changing viral levels and the potential scale of outbreaks to help inform any public health action taken in the

management of the pandemic and beyond.

Methods

Wastewater-Based Epidemiology (WBE) provides comprehensive public health information at a community level. To

achieve this, wastewater samples are collected at the inflow of sewage treatment plants across Wales. The samples are

then analysed to determine the levels of specific pathogens, as well as summarising their physico-chemical characteristics.

This data is then mapped against known infection rates and other public health indicators at the regional level.

Individuals with COVID-19 shed SARS-CoV-2 genetic material in their faeces in the form of ribonucleic acid (RNA),

regardless of whether they have symptoms or not. Measurements quantify the amount of viral RNA present in

wastewater alongside the presence of different mutations associated with SARS-CoV-2. This information therefore

provides a representative and unbiased snapshot of the level of COVID-19 infection within a community at any point in

time. In summary, WBE has the potential to act as key capability to aid in the surveillance and control of COVID-19.

Currently, a mixture of ‘composite’ and ‘spot’ samples (each comprising 1 litre of wastewater) are collected from each

WwTW 5 times a week, Monday to Friday. Spot samples are taken at the same time each day to capture peak flow, while

composite samples are collected over a 24-hour period at 15-minute intervals using automatic sampling machines. Welsh

Government currently investigates levels of COVID-19 in wastewater at 47 sites across Wales within the Dŵr Cymru Welsh

Water (DCWW) and Hafren Dyfrdwy networks

DVRG +6% MSYS -11%, go figure

But MSYS are not the only one offering these type of services. Very, very small fry compared to some out there. May explain the lack of any contract news and trading update. GB did this at DVRG for ages, talking of huge markets and having gold standard solutions, quite often market just went with acceptable cheaper offerings from elsewhere.

Apart from the £1.4M owed to MSYS by DVRG, other key is Audited Results need to be published by 30 June or the shares will be suspended. If that happens, risk is that NOMAD could just walk away, if MSYS can't get a new one then it's all over. Pure gamble now.

Stoater, I agree with your comments. Probably most likely that competitors have taken those Labskin clients away from DVRG for product testing (there are some very big players in that game) and might explain why Gerry threw the kitchen sink at STC if Labskin was struggling.

So that would just leave the Labskin and STC IP/Licencing options + whatever is left at Modern Water + Glanaco of course which is the only real business GB ever delivered. DVRG has now become a street sweeping/tyre washing equipment business but loaded with debt by GB's financial mis-accounting.

-29% on the day, not a peep from the BoD.

If the bid goes to 0.13 than the MCAP will be sub £1m

19.5M just sold for only 0.13, says it all really

Yankee, I agree and nothing is beyond there charlatans when it comes to looking after their own interests. No doubt the management will be able to escape scot free and when many £Ms from all this once they have full control.

MSYS does not have the money to buy DVRG FULL STOP.

DVRG MCAP now lower than MSYS and DVRG MCAP lower than the debt owed to MSYS. Looks like DVRG is going to be suspended any day now.

MSYS Shares in Issue 6,361,000,000

MSYS Market Cap £1,272,200

MSYS Share Price £0.00020

DVRG Shares in Issue 760,462,802

DVRG Market Cap £1,216,740

DVRG Share Price £0.00160

It's 100% obvious that there are plans by the BoD from both DVRG and MSYS to let the AIM listings for both companies lapse so they can then take both businesses into their own private ownership after milking AIM Investors for many £Ms over the years. Shareholders may get some off market matched trading platform as others have done but in reality they are useless for 99% of shareholders to trade on. The companies will be able to still operate and make money for the "owners" or may indeed just be sold on to new owners. Classic AIM businesses that just took more and more and more of PIs cash. Will any of the authorities actually sanction the BoD or NOMADs? Of course not.

Should be suspended as it's obvious the BoD cannot raise any new monies, has debt they cannot repay, and Annual Report will not be issued by 30 June after which Nomad will resign.

MCAP now on a par (if not below) with MSYS. Looks like many have finally realised what's coming next.

Current DVRG MCAP = value of debt owed to MSYS.

Combined MCAP of DVRG and MSYS now less than £3m.

£650,000 in expenses to £10m meant £9.35M, then there was £370,000 racked up in interest on the £4M loan.

So that over £1M just gone via the so called "expenses and interest"....it's just a sheer financial fantasy and then £1.2M still owed to MSYS