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It could compete with it (rather than conflict), but I'm not sure it's a coincidence they have both announced a similar program.

If ORGS, a £150m cap company is going to be a 10-bagger, then HEMO doing the same thing would be a 75-bagger?

StarKnight - You could invest in HEMO instead who are doing almost exactly the same thing themselves (which may or may not be a coincidence) - see the RNS from 22/4 for HEMO's own 'Bio Shield' program:
https://www.investegate.co.uk/hemogenyx-pharma-plc--hemo-/rns/covid-19-project-initiated/202004221100014933K/

I guess the concern is coming from a lack of constant newsflow on the subject, as given the obvious opportunity and obvious demand they should be getting contracts at least on a weekly basis. Lets hope they have some RNS-worthy contracts in the pipeline for announcing next week.

Hmm not sure I'd be convinced by that as a potential passenger. Air conditioning systems on planes might be good but that's not going to do anything about people close by is it.
Not sure I'd mind if there were some false positives because someone just has a 'normal' fever - that's not really the point is it?

On the other hand they are compelled to release price sensitive information via RNS.
They don't need to mention the companies involved if there is an NDA (as with "globalco").

Isn't it a re-tweet of a tweet from Bayer? No surprise it features a guy from Bayer..

Maybe we should be looking for a global pharma he doesn't re-tweet - might be closer to the mark.

Probably about 3-6 months in this context.

And ORG CEO's words in that video - "we are working with a company called Hemogenyx on this".

I'm not convinced the connection is only down to the mouse contract either.
Their announcement is extremely similar to what HEMO themselves announced they were doing two months ago.

Unless they completely mess up the - enormous - short-term opportunity that we have right now, you will see 15p and more soon enough.

It's fine as long as you enter your maximum/minimum price and tick 'cancel order if can't be completely filled' or similar.
On my broker if you tick 'fill as much as possible' they usually put a tiny fraction through and then you have to wait until close to find out - completely useless.

Negotiated Trade i.e. you can't buy automatically online for that amount - it has to go to the MMs/brokers.

He's the largest shareholder in WSG himself, but clearly in for the long term so he's not going to be bothered by the short-term shareprice. And nor should he be - he should be concentrating on growing the business - hopefully rapidly, which in turn will be reflected in the shareprice.

Amazing what a bit of news can do - this is what the market wants and needs, news.
Hopefully Vlad will get the hint.

Wow even lse censoring the name of the ORGS CEO!

I'm not sure it's just a case of HEMO selling them so mice and say thankyou very much.
In the now-deleted video on Youtube ****** said clearly "We are working with a company called Hemogenyx on this", not that they'd bought some mice from them.

This is clearly material news. Now Orgenesis has officially announced it HEMO should be free to do the same
Obviously they had to wait for ORGS.

Interesting that the video where this was mentioned a few weeks ago is now 'removed from Youtube due to violating its community guidelines'??

ORGS shareprice initially spiked by £75M value on this news i.e. 3-4 times HEMO's entire market cap, when they've basically described exactly what HEMO are doing.