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Interesting that the data administration role is in the Quality and Regulatory Affairs Dept at Geneva, when the units are being assembled at Daresbury for Regulatory Approval. I'm not sure what to make of that.

https://www.ogauthority.co.uk/media/5947/oga-wells-strategy-2019.pdf

3:14 - Eats, shoots, and leaves.

Furthemore, I don't believe they have ever said they would test module by module, just that there would be a full energy test in 2019 once all the modules are assembled. That is clearly not where we are at, or where we were expected to be at at this point.

"It doesn't desrisk or ensure that the rest is coming easily". No, nothing is ever fully derisked, but given the massive investment to date, the completion of the facility at Harley Street, and the ongoing work at Daresbury there would seem to be a significant amount of confidence that the risk is minimal.

"Given the modular design of our high-speed accelerating units, the integration of additional modules is now a relatively de-risked procedure and so once Raysearch's software suite is completed to accommodate for LIGHT's precision and for the integration with P-Cure's highly integrated positioning systems, LIGHT will be able to treat first patients as planned."

Chaak - The CCLs have been tested to 74Mev.

"Designed by TERA, the CCLs were successfully tested downstream of a cyclotron to 74 MeV (the "LIBO" experiment)"

I'm inclined to believe the progress reported by the company until something contrary is actually known - not unsubstantiated rumour.

"We are delighted to have successfully achieved a further acceleration of the proton beam through the four sections of the LIGHT system and have accordingly validated the designs of the all the accelerating structures. Having fully integrated all key components of the LIGHT system, we have already achieved the most challenging aspect of constructing a new linear accelerator. Since the remaining high-speed accelerating modules (CCLs) are of the same design to those already successfully tested, the integration of these remaining CCLs is now a relatively simple process"

https://www.avoplc.com/Our-Technology/The-LIGHT-System-Module-by-Module

If I'm not mistaken there has been a lots of work done on the facility on Harley Street.

https://www.avoplc.com/Our-Technology/Toward-the-First-Installation-of-LIGHT

Anyone who thinks this is just a matter of clicking a few bits of equipment together and plugging it in is a bit deluded. Where are they going to do that? Check the video on the link above and see how much work has gone into the infrastructure to get to this point. This was never going to happen overnight , and if the company say they are on target to install the equipment in Harley Street over the next year towards first treatment in 2020 then until they actually say that is not the case I'm happy with my investment. With planning permission granted late 2016 and the building works progressing from March 2017 to date I can't see how anybody could claim no progress has been made since 2013.

https://tinyurl.com/yxk2p424

I don't see what Heid posts these days, filtered a while back when true colours revealed as a day trader, along with others, after months/years of incessant ramping. Lower than a snakes belly IMO.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-cez-european-metals/europes-largest-lithium-project-could-be-up-and-running-mid-2022-emh-idUKKCN1UH0VL

Reading between the lines we should be expecting a DFS (not PFS) by the end of the year. So at the boarding gate and last call for flight on the tannoy.

More like we are at the boarding gate, and the departures board is lit up "go to gate 1" for all to see.

He blocked me for daring to suggest that EVs are coming whether you like it or not, and it was sensible to invest in lithium stocks as well as O&G. He does seem a little blinkered (bordering on "on the spectrum") at times.

I used to like in Marske, just down the road. Small world.

What I take from all this is that the Czech government understand that there are large profits to be made, thats why they want half of them via CEZ. They are hedging their bets a little in that they are not committing fully until they complete a PFS, and will then be buying in a majority share, but they are providing short term funding while that is done. Clearly profits will still be returned to EMH long term, which is good for any PIs. I'm happy that the major risks to the future of our shares in Cinovec have been managed and we have a clear path to production and profits with government backing. KC has done very well so far, walking as he is "between the legs of dinosaurs" as the expression goes.

Not nearly big enough numbers for him.

Fingers, Oz only following the UK, I expected fireworks?

Cap fits?

Brocal, it's just common sense, there is a Reply link on each post for a reason. It was a rhetorical question though, it's obvious why you do it. Filtered.

Brocal, why do you always start a new thread instead of replying properly? You'd be easier to ignore if you stopped scattergunning the board.

I'm looking for 1000% to get me back my investment - end of the week?

Yep, one day I expect to look in here and find myself ready to retire.