RE: action group17 Dec 2018 11:46
You didn't miss anything ragdoll. The meeting took place at the Lido by the serpentine.
It's right next to the Priincess Diana Memorial fountain.
In all fairness to the SHG they had tried to get Ben haim to engage in some meaningful dialogue with a group that was prepared to be helpful and supportive but it was like pulling teeth......he just kept throwing up smokescreens and issuing not so veiled threats about a group with a greater than 30% interest in the shares being forced to launch a bid for the company, which was laughable but fazed a few people.
In short, impossible to do business with.
The meeting itslef was just a discussion about this and any possible action we could take between a few shareholders including Tim and one of the committee, I think it was Kieran. I think I counted a total of 16 people max.
The SHG seemed to think there was a product although no one has ever had any real evidence of it.
In any case, I have always maintained that a three wire (single lead ) ECG is not difficult to produce and it could definitely work....if it ever existed.
I also think it would have sold, if only for the novelty factor......but that chance has long gone.
I would like to know more about the IMEC hardware and these patents, as frankly if there is any value in the company then it must lie there.
I have been unable to get any real info on this IMEC chipset but AFAIK it is a multi channel data acquisition platform.
I found it difficult to comprehend how anyone could have thrown more money into this " pre ipo " which looked for all the world like a rinse and repeat of the original..........well you decide what to call it.
HITS seems to think he'll have the front to do it a second time, which I really can't imagine could succeed, although he raised £400k from the last one, not bad for some Christmas cash.
Anyone looking at this analytically, with or without personal involvement would have to conclude on the evidence that the whole thing was a blatant scam perpertrated by a liar and a thief who should be brought to account by the financial authorities.