Process monitoring and analytical technology at the point-of-need
Miniaturised mass spec technology helps you analyse the chemical composition of flow streams, in real-time. Include online monitoring of flow chemical reactions in your processes, and you’ll create a more efficient workflow with the ability to:
Monitor starting materials Identify transients and impurities Determine steady state conditions Optimise transformations Improve yield, purity, and reaction selectivity
Creating methods to streamline processes is what our team does best. Working with Merck & Co., we presented a unique quantitative perspective on online flow reaction profiling, and continue to develop process analytical technology (PAT) combined with mini-mass spec equipment for real-time analytical solutions.
Fwiw Friday's volume was the highest for the last month at @40m for the day, average over the month was more like 10m per day. Yes ideally need something closer to 50m av per day.
I agree 100%. The only influence on share prices for the last 6-12 months has really been Helium's continued sell off.
It's about time that MSYS showed its hand now to confirm business is delivering per the last official update back on 30 September 2022:
Outlook
-- The growth in revenues, at higher margins, illustrates that Microsaic is able to access additional revenues from other innovative companies seeking a high quality product design, development and manufacturing service. As a result, the Board expects the solid sales momentum noted in H1 to continue through H2.
Gerry Brandon, Acting Executive Chairman of Microsaic Systems plc, commented:
"The change in business strategy which began in 2021 has carried through to 2022. The result of which can be seen in the increased revenues and gross profit which have led to reduced losses. We look forward to continued growth with our existing collaboration partners and already see new business opportunities developing for 2023 through the Authorised Partnership with Kingfield Electronics Limited. The Board notes a strong momentum of sales growth in H1 and expects this to continue through H2 with a strong orderbook."
Yes LTB it is quite frightening to see how much damage Helium have caused here. Some might say why would they do that?
IMO Helium decided to exit MSYS as fast as possible in 2022 but had no idea just how damaging their actions would be but of course they made so much money prior to that at much higher levels and far bigger volumes that the losses from selling under 0.0010 are largely immaterial to them in reality. They have however created what should be a hugely cheap opportunity to buy into MSYS as it emerges from years of development into full commercialisation of their products and services across a broad range of markets. Time will tell of course and in the meantime Helium can still be a brake on the stock with their 189m overhang. Hopefully they will speed their exit and get out completely by June/July. ie if they dump say 10m a week (or 2m a day) from here they would get to just 1% by 1st week in June.
Not a fan of Zak Mir as every time he covers any of my shares after a rise they fall away very soon afterwards.....it's like a curse when he highlights a stock