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Captain Haddock, perhaps that's why NCYT have both PCR and LFT offerings which will be expanded again in Q3. An awful lot of LFT only companies out there not making any sales.

Well it explains the company signing up to 'investor meets company' recently, put the new CEO in front of investors.

Really Captain haddock that's fascinating because the UK is currently carrying out more PCR tests than LFT, the information is freely available on the Govs website.

Market seems non plussed at his departure.

If there were skeletons in the closet he'd have gone today, hopefully the next set of updates give the new CEO something to build from, a flying start so to speak.

Yes starbright, that would be my thinking.

Interesting that DA was only appointed CBO @ Amryt this month so it's not like he was bored and wanted to move on, he clearly sees an opportunity.

Institutional investors behind this, how?

A pitiful 10% of the companys shares are in institutional hands they couldn't influence the companys lunchtime sandwich choice.

It could of course be a case that they can't attract institutional interest with him at the helm and that's been communicated to him.

Hardly surprising you couldn't find anyone selling novocyt tests, try spelling the company's name correctly and you may get a different outcome. FYI

I suspect a lot people aren't getting tested in case it interferes with their holiday/social plans. Spain doesn't require testing for fully vaccinated individuals, best friend or family member getting married? Why let the small matter of covid wreck your plans. Festival to attend at the weekend?

And when they all return, all gonna be tested. 60k through Heathrow alone, grist to the mill for NCYT.

BBC News - Covid-19: Air travel takes off on busiest weekend since pandemic
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57948383

There's that blueght and the small matter of the 73m they owe us for goods supplied. 73m reasons not to walk away.

Ryan Air, jet2, easyJet etc use 737s which carry around 190 passengers.

Now if only a more accurate, less invasive test they could use on school children.

BBC News - Daily contact testing in schools cuts absences, study finds
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57930214

With such an attention to detail probably wise that he doesn't return to engineering.

That's not how it works naewise, it's a webcast by the management usually to update on current ops and present an investment case. Questions can be submitted by shareholders which are relayed via a moderator.

Brave move considering the SP performance and because you can guarantee that if the dispute isn't resolved, they're going to be bombarded with questions about it. GM must surely know this, he could of course play the NDA card which will go down like a lead balloon.

Or the cynic could think bonus time be trundling round again ;-)

To honest kaeren it looks like exactly the same piece of cr@p supplied by innova. The cassette looks the same. A bit of white labelling going on perhaps.

100% poidster, they don't get to literally have their cake and eat it.

We're getting to the point where this could end up getting press, particularly if that press has an axe to grind with Johnson. Then no amount of NDAs will matter because someone always talks.

So the NHS are running out of a product they haven't paid for?

Net margin of around 21% and cash at end of 2020 21m Euro, no debt.

All of the UKs biggest carriers wilson63, just goes to show how much sentiment is against this share.