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re.. The individuals involved in this intend to take over this company.
How is this possible?

AJ..a cpl of questions...
1).Your view on the suggested nominee
2).I'm more than likely very slow on the uptake here,but I'm still failing to see what the concert party would achieve....bearing in mind that the Schlum options,as you have pointed out,are there to be triggered in extremis.

re...However, there isn’t anything to prevent Shulm from taking up its options, particularly as replacing senior board members could facilitate a change in ownership.
.....are you suggesting that Schlum might welcome a change in ownership.....or that they might exercise their options to prevent it? .....presumably the latter.

re...
less than 40% of the total shares where used in the AGM vote
......seems more akin to an attempted coup ...the sort of tactics employed by that old Trotskyist Derek Hatton(remember him?)..in Liverpool in the 80's

Was anyone aware that there were resolutions/motions of any possible consequence being voted on....that could lead to the incendiary post from the portly commentator with the long handled spoon?

re jocks,....
incidentally.....were you aware that there is a female equivalent of a jockstrap?.
No prizes for guessing correctly what it's called;)

re .Jocks...
as a Scot...I always thought this was a term of endearment/affection...why do you find this offensive?;)...(I have to assume you are extremely thin skinned about some'at....or just uber sensitive as is now the current fashion....to take offence at the merest perception of a contrived grievance....must be very tiring)
nce

.....normally at this point in the electoral cycle the party in office is -10 to 15 points behind in the polls.....this time around because of the vaccine and the total lack of any credible opposition....they are 10/15 points ahead....and the cabinet is full of 'c-list'non-entities....appalling all round +watch this space big time re major breach of security+H...ck using private email for contracts. its far from over.

to produce false positive on LFT devices currently in use.....see Daily Mail aricle.....................

Despite Boris reassuring people that Covid restrictions will be lifted by July 19th, local authorities like Croydon Council are still looking to hire Covid Marshalls, who will work on a fixed term contract until 31st March, 2022. Marshalls will be paid over £30,000 to enforce restrictions that supposedly would have been lifted over 8 months earlier…

According to the job listing posted last week, Covid Marshalls will advise people and businesses on how to follow Covid-19 regulations and “stay safe”. Guido wonders what restrictions Covid Marshalls will possibly be enforcing until next spring
https://order-order.com/

have any explanation as to what IS going on here.?...(with regard to the share price).
....seems perverse in extremis.

re...but Boris's brain seems to have gone to mush since his Covid experience. He was starting every utterance with 'Uhm Ah Er UHM'....

Boris at the G7:

“We’re building back better together. And building back greener. And building back fairer. And building back more equal. Maybe in a more general neutral, a more feminine, way.”

This is beyond any comment!

re...RE: RnsToday 08:17

Options with a market value of over half a million. Hitting the market on the day of the presentation. News incoming?

ha...looks like you will have to say it a little louder;0....

In a word or three....what is the actual significance of all this to to Avacta?

pt3
Mologic is submitting for approval a lateral flow test aimed at the American home-testing market to the US drugs regulator, the FDA. It was given an $11m grant by US authorities to develop it and, if approved, it could go on sale there in a matter of weeks.

The UK has relied heavily on US-based Innova to supply it with lateral flow tests. Innova is owned by private equity firm Pasaca Capital, which was founded by Charles Huang.

Innova has supplied the Government with more than a billion rapid tests under contracts worth more than £3bn.

Last week the FDA issued a warning saying the Innova test should not be used and should be "put in the trash" after issuing a "class 1 recall" - the most serious - amid concerns over the test’s accuracy.

The FDA has accused Innova of, among other things, submitting falsified data and distributing the test in the US without FDA approval.

A Department of Health and Social Care spokesman said: "Collaboration between industry and government continues to play a central role in our response to this pandemic and we are hugely grateful to all manufacturers and suppliers who have come forward to offer their assistance in producing lateral flow tests during this unprecedented time.

"The UK is leading the way in medical diagnostics and testing to stop the spread of Covid and any lateral flow devices must pass a rigorous validation process to make sure they are accurate, reliable and safe."

pt2.
Mark Davis, the chief executive, has now sent Public Health England and the Department for Health and Social Care a pre-action letter - a pre-court commitment giving the other party an opportunity to cooperate or risk legal action. The pre-action letter was rejected.

Mr Davis said: “We are quietly confident that this is the best rapid lateral flow diagnostic in the world and the UK doesn’t want it. It also costs a fourth of the price of the Innova test.

“All we have requested is for Porton Down to evaluate the test with an independent party observing, simply to allow us to understand how PHE is able to get masses of kit failures when no one else in the world that has validated our test has managed that.

“We have seen a 1pc to 2pc failure rate across all our internal studies and PHE are getting 30pc to 60pc. You would have thought that was a reasonable request.”

Since the pre-action letter, Mologic has sent two more letters to the Government but has had no response.

“Today we will issue them with draft court papers,” said Mr Davis. “I am trying really hard to avoid legal action because once we press the go button that is irreversible.”

pt1
A Covid test-maker is preparing to sue the Government over claims that "stonewalling" by the state has stopped its kits from being approved and used in the UK.

Bedford-based Mologic said Porton Down keeps failing its test due to "kit failure", or being deemed too difficult to administer.

The company was given nearly £1m last year by the Government to develop an affordable British designed and manufactured rapid lateral flow test.

Mologic claims its test is one of the most accurate following evaluation by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Geneva-based global diagnostics alliance Find on behalf of the World Health Organisation.

The test has been registered with Germany’s medicines watchdog as well as Britain’s MHRA.

Mologic has questioned the Porton Down evaluation procedure and written numerous letters and emails seen by The Telegraph to Boris Johnson, MPs and Lord Bethell, a health minister, but has "got nowhere".

re...Now that part’s done we’re into inevitable orders. It’s just which day they tell us and how big they are going to be.

The Company is progressing multiple commercial opportunities with distributors and end users in Europe and this product registration is the KEY FINAL step towards commercialisation.

re...A management made crash in my opinion. If David Levi doesn't think updates are important to shareholders then he's mistaken.

Perhaps you should/could point this out to him when you're next communicating....( all in the nicest possible way of course;)..)

How is that Innova together with their Chinese proxy parent company had such an enormous quantity of LFTs ready and waiting for delivery in March 2020?...........when the Covid-19 virus was barely known??.I believe at that time there were fewer than 35 cases in the whole UK.
Questions,questions.....