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“Doesn’t look too good…”
Reading comprehension clearly isn’t your strong point.
That’s just the sort of report long term investors were expecting. There’s quite a bit in there to be optimistic about.
The government are trying to delay the process. They don’t want any decisions being made pre-election, as they know they’re going to lose.
I wouldn’t be surprised if, when we get a new government (which may be fairly soon), the new administration simply settles rather than drag this through mediation and/or litigation.
I think we need to be realistic. This will lead to a decent rise in the SP but this is not going to be something that sends the company to dizzy heights.
I'm just waiting for the usual suspects to turn up telling us that doom and gloom is upon us...
I'm on a free ride with BRH, thanks to the last dividend paid. I've kept a holding as I knew there was more to come...
I wouldn't be surprised if one of the big boys makes a play for Paraytec, particularly now that CE marking has been achieved.
"How can this share not be up today."
Why should it be up?
We don't expect the plant to be up and running for another couple of months (the installation of the fire suppression system needs to be completed and then there's a commissioning process for the plant). There may be some gate fees in the short term but I'm not expecting to see really see this take off until Q2/Q3.
Whoever wrote that article also doesn't seem to understand WEEE or the market here in the UK.
"u can also blame it on pro china left wing organisations like the scum ironically named GOOD LAW PROJECT for disrupting UK Gov choosing contracts with UK supplies (why is it ok for other countries in EUROPE such as GERMANY and FRANCE & usa and india to favour their companies over others but not the UK)"
This is nothing to do with the Good Law Project. ODX were screwed by a corrupt government that used the pandemic to enrich themselves and their donors.
The GLP legal action may work in the favour of ODX, as it is clear that a number of companies weren't giving bungs to Hanock et al but were caught up in unlawful procurements, outside of their control - and this is likely to be reflected in the judgement of the High Court. That will potentially strengthen any legal action ODX may take against DHSC.
Winnifrith isn’t a journalist. He’s barely a third rate hack.
"Regardless of the SP in the short term, we've had a TR1 recently and I can guarantee those people behind that money are not looking on this board for opinion or comfort"
Absolutely! Hartford aren't fools...
I'm not expecting an RNS this week. I think the IM will be concluded late on Friday, with an RNS on Monday next week.
If it does come this week, all well and good - but if it doesn't I'm not going to turn into Chicken Licken...
I'm not expecting an RNS this week. I think the IM will be concluded late on Friday, with an RNS on Monday next week.
If it does come this week, all well and good - but if it doesn't I'm not going to turn into Chicken Licken...
"this won't just come to market without rigorous testing for more patients.
I think some getting ahead of themselves.
long way before the likes of FDA or UK health Approves this.
pump pump and more pump please.
I don't mind."
Oh bless... speaking from a position of ignorance, eh Earl?
ArtemiC Support is already on sale in the UK and EU.
https://artemic.shop/products/artemic-support?variant=39732149387449
*Waves at Benny*
I happened to be in Ely on Saturday. On the way home I dropped in to have a shufty at the new site. Very nice! Seems the main structural fit out is complete and they're beginning to move equipment in.
Yep - nice, clear RNS.
From some of the comments on here, one does wonder if perchance TB and TW are related?
"Regulator- Don't think you should start trying a get out way the facts are the facts ."
I'm a long term investor. I've always said I've significant value in the wider, non-Covid portfolio and that hasn't changed. If anything, the latest results cement my view.
My concern is that, as well as having to deal with a duplicitous DHSC, ODX is also having to cope with a primarily PI shareholder group, some of whom appear to be relatively easily manipulated by those with short-term agendas (I'm sure we all know who *they* are).
My concern is the potential impact of the rejected placing on CD4. The RNS notes that demand is outstripping production capacity and that the board "...continues to evaluate the strategic options for its CD4 business." The actions of short-sighted shareholders may lead to the board needing to sell off CD4, which is very much a 'jewel in the ODX crown'.
"They can't sell in uk as they have scrapped their CTDA application."
Err no. They're not pursuing the professional POC CTDA registration (as per the RNS of 11 March 2022) but the self-test registration is still being pursued (again as per the RNS of 11 March 2022).
Why do you lie so much? Are you a Tory MP perchance?