Bad response from DB29 Mar 2021 11:30
Q24: David has a history of making predictions that have failed to deliver, Examples: 1) 22/05/20 "The Company aims to record first commercial sales in June", 2) 22/10/20 "The Company is targeting end of the calendar year for completion of preliminary product evaluations with the release of the final CE marked system in Q1 2021". 3) November 2020 "Indian approval is very near". So how can we place much confidence in what the Company has to say?
The Board of Directors are responsible for making market announcements and forecasts, and the data that supports the prediction of future events is reviewed by the Board. When the Company provides timing forecasts, they do so using the best information available to them at that time. When such forecasts are made public they are normally described as targets/ predictions/ estimates, as they are forward looking statements. It's entirely up to investors in their decision making as to how much confidence they place on these forecasts or the forecasting of the company.