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Hi,
Yes I liked the 30 companies bit-plenty of interest has been forthcoming. Not sure what the term sheet part meant.
Yes. It dropped in value -results were not as surmised so far from aerial survey i think but i bought some more when it dropped as they have other projects going on .
Thank you for the link info RRR
BW
Forms 8.3 and 8.5 are disclosure forms required by the Takeover Panel to clarify material interests in the share register of a UK-listed company that is in a bid situation. Any person or institution that has an interest of more than 1% of the share capital of a company in a bid situation (on both sides of the transaction) must disclose any dealings in those shares and their resultant position.
Form 8.3 should be completed by the shareholder to clarify what they have bought or sold and the resultant size of their stake. Form 8.5, meanwhile, should be completed by any principal trader that has dealt in the shares.
These disclosure forms are required as part of the Takeover Code which aims to ensure an orderly framework within which takeovers can be conducted fairly and appropriately.
from Woodword website bw
Hi
Absolutely no idea so random guess-£1.22.
Love the high guesses tho
Just copied and pasted links from earlier message yesterday which helped me from Bing 007 and Dad and Dylan
proxy form
https://novacyt.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/NOVACYT-Formulaire-de-vote-AG.pdf
sign
email it with proof of your share holding ( screen shot) to mandy.cowling@novacyt.com
resolutions : https://novacyt.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/NVT-SOC-Text-of-resolutions.pdf
Boxes to fill, if in agreement https://mobile.twitter.com/Larry64450205/status/1309058547586662404
Sent mine plus shares screenshot
Ah Bing007 I have just seen the twitter example too- many thanks and to all
Thanks Bing007 also
I've got as far as opening the form and have just had e mail from Mandy. Need to read through the resolutions as haven't got a clue and don't want to do it wrong.
Fantastic Daddy and Dylan
Having a look now, thanks very much for help
Hi Routy1
Be very very gentle with me please-been psychiatric nursing all week and not totally sure of vote criteria/questions/what I'm doing.
Happy to vote tho.
Paddy-you're fab and if I wasn't going to call my house after Havieron on a nice bit of Welsh slate I'd probably name it after you.
Just topped up with my kid's Isa money!
i would if it was good stuff
OOOh thank you Mark. That crystalline info look v interesting.
Thank you very much poniexpress-t/c this morning- he is improving a bit. So glad I found this share.Wishing you all the best and to everyone.
Hi
I worked on a COPD study when I was a research nurse quite recently and some people I interviewed (retired with COPD) felt that it had been partially caused by their work as ex farm labourers because of inhaling dust when working with crops/machinery etc..
Thanks Paddy.Do you know the time of the presentation please. I have not seen this.
I missed all the drama as slightly sick 8 yr old terrier turned into nearly croaked it dog saved by super vet and now in very expensive dog hospital on drip and anti biotics for weekend-I learned limited insurance really does mean limited-but if it has gone to 27 p - I need to read it all from yesterday to understand it-that will go a good way to paying for him( the increase worked out the exact amount in fact!!) when I eventually sell shares which will only be when prised from my reluctant hands at the very very end as I think it is so awesome in every way. Thank you Gervaise and Callum/ Thank you Paddy and all posters BW
Jane and dog Jago
Provided by The Guardian (Seen on MSN news today)
"A rapid test for coronavirus made by DnaNudge that was said by ministers to be part of a grand plan to deliver millions of tests in England, works well in hospitals but will not scale up to help the government’s “Moonshot” plan any time soon, experts say.
On 3 August, the government announced that “millions of new rapid coronavirus tests will be rolled out across NHS hospitals, care homes and labs from next week”. It had bought 5.8 million 90-minute tests from DnaNudge, an Imperial College London spinout company.
Health secretary Matt Han**** said at the time: “I am hugely grateful to DnaNudge and their incredible work to innovate coronavirus testing, which will mean we can test millions more people in the coming months.”
Last week, leaked documents revealed the existence of Operation Moonshot – the government’s aim to use new generation technology to reach 10 million tests a day.
A paper in the Lancet Microbe journal assessing the DnaNudge test’s performance found it was 94.4% sensitive – so it will fail to identify 5.6 cases in 100.
“These results suggest that the CovidNudge test, which can be performed at a patient’s bedside without the need to handle any sample material, has comparable accuracy to standard laboratory testing,” said professor Graham Cooke, lead author of the study from Imperial College London. However, he said the “NudgeBox” which carries out the test can only carry out a limited number of tests a day so would not help with the drive to scale up testing.
The government has an ambition to double the present capacity to 500,000 by the end of October. Dido Harding, head of the test and trace programme, said on Thursday at the science and technology committee that demand was three to four times capacity.
“I think this can have a role in certain areas but it’s really not going to be the answer to very high numbers being tested every day,” said Cooke.
The test uses the gold-standard PCR technology but does not need a lab. A nurse or doctor takes a nose swab from a patient and inserts it into a small single-use cartridge. That goes into the “NudgeBox” which processes the sample in 90 minutes, but it can only take one sample at a time. That means each box can only process a maximum of 16 tests in 24 hours. One hospital using it currently has 20 boxes.