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For me the JORC is critical. This gives you a great base/leverage to engage in any finance/offtake agreements. Our current position is that one of our own guys (albeit qualified) is telling us we have a good resource. Get the JORC out in the public domain and announce to the world we have a credible resource.

In a Covid world I am sure the MHRA for the home test kit could have been fast-tracked (if it hasn't already happened). It has been about 8 weeks since the Ulster testing, and although we are still within the time allowed for approval, something as critical as this could, and should have been passed by now. I posted several weeks ago that I felt this news was being held back for maybe political expedience and would be released alongside some additional news. Maybe the Govt' don't want the home test kit in the public domain yet until track and trace or some useable app is available to record and give credibility to the test. Maybe overthinking it but hey ho, we live and wait.

I read it the same way JAdam - that for me is an order!!

Chuggley, it states in the contract that up to 44% of the work is expected to be sub-contracted. We can therefore expect anything up to 44%, but not least the agreed 25%.

Agreed RegulatorUK, that is why I stated 'up to 44%' and not 44%. Happy for you to highlight that point though as it does make a considerable difference to ODX's share of the spoils!

So a contract value up to £75,000,000 has been awarded to Abingdon.
Of that £75,000,000 there is the expectation that 44% of the contract will be sub-contracted.
So Omega Diagnostics could expect, up to 44% on the contractual work.
If it is a drawdown contract the work can be called off in tranches but still amounts to the same total overall.
Have I got this right??

How to shoot yourselves in the foot!! Some excellent news and suddenly there are banner headlines for a speeding ticket and then the board degenerates in to calling out other posters. Happy to hear a contrary view from anybody but this at times is madness.

Decisions, decisions, do I sit through Colin's presentation or look at Arnold Rimmer's pictures of 20th century telegraph poles? Colin just edges it!

'Karen has confirmed she intends to subscribe for 500,000 new ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 2.5p per share, prior to her starting date. A further announcement in relation to the subscription will be issued in due course'.

Intrigued by this statement. Presumably designed to show a strong support for Deepmatter but by stating a price above the current trading range suggests to me that some considerable price movement is expected soon. Don't ask for my definition of 'soon' but suffice to say I am excited by the news today!!

Any chance we can focus on ODX and not the 'personalities' who may or may not have purchased/sold shares.

Customer numbers have doubled and 100% retention of existing customer - reads very well, and considering who these customers are!!! Very good indeed and congratulations to the team.

The cats have been herded and we are on our way. Well done Gerry and the team.

The feedback may be that no further information is required and thus approval is granted. This could happen at any time, so a bit unfair to claim no news this week.

Abingdon Health smoking the Twitter feeds at the moment - a precursor to something big ??

Appreciated brynjon - thank you.

One thing I have learned is that by researching well before investing, and continuing to update my knowledge, I would back myself over any Fleet Street hack who probably has to cover many different companies and is unable to do the 'deep dive' that I am able to do. There are posters on this forum with infinitely more knowledge than the hacks at the Daily Mail and as such treat newspaper article with a degree of caution (both good and bad ). Trust your own research!

I've still got some BMR shares from over 10 years ago and had basically written them off as worthless. I contributed regularly to this forum many years ago but just noticed that Jubilee Metals Group were looking to process the tailings at Kabwe. Are BMR still around and if so do we have any involvement? I have read through the blogs and RNS's and also BMR's twitter updated but still none the wiser. Sounds very lazy but a brief update would be very much appreciated.

Appreciated trillsg (on Mum's behalf). The Yorkshire Post has published some good articles on Deepverge and The Aptamer Group as both companies based in North Yorkshire, Aptamer Group being about 12 miles south of Deepverge base in Sand Hutton. It would be great if such coverage could be accurately reported in the national media. I saw the article in the Daily Mirror and a Northern Enterprise paper and was frustrated that they referred to Integumen and not Deepverge. I may be being too pedantic but we need every opportunity to get the Deepverge name out there. What we have in our locker is outstanding science being practically applied to address a major issue involving a number of collaborative partners. These projects tick every box for me and I only hope the science is allowed to flourish and not be stifled at such an early stage. Good publicity could open doors just that bit quicker.

... and Deeks's motivation for posting such articles was what??? Lets hear that bit!

They can't afford me jimjam. Trying to find out whereabouts in Garforth they are locating to as I know the area pretty well.