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If the banks are doing this on a success fee only , and 12 weeks plus you are probably talking £100.000s laid out by them in wages etc , they are not going to carry on laying out that money on a no hoper , speaks volumes to me

As more and more get wind of this the buying pressure will Tell , the board are still very concentrated on the sale so they haven’t given up and must like what they here ,just getting that extra little bit for us

Have they uploaded the new presentation yet

12 weeks Bids in today rns Monday ?

I’ll try a low ball cheeky big £1.5 billion you never know

Good news for any shorters , another failed attempt, will they never learn and that idiot TW , shows he is just a chancer ,who got lucky a couple of times in the past and lives of it

12 weeks now , one of the companies must have made a bid and the others will know that bid and there still there , bodes well

Do we think this is nailed on a sale is going to happen , cannot see them all walking away now , they like what they see and they want it

Looks like more guys needed to deal with all the questions and parties, let’s have a first bid offer to start it rolling . Then the others can follow through , we’re all happy to watch an auction

Still several interested parties this far down the line , no one wants to leave the table , This has got very serious, bidding war for sure , and it will take big numbers to come on top

everyone has taken there positions now , we are ready for the rns , party time ,,,,

Dilution,dilution,dilution

BoY this guy , is obsessed with dilution ,and don’t mention warrants

I think a cash raise is unlikely if everything goes to plan , a partner will provide the finance needed at that stage . only if any issues arise we will need some cash , at the moment enough cash for 9 months and results on med 3000 going to market should be no longer than 6-7 months with new mini trial , the last raise was easy I would expect an oversubscription like last Time If they did need to raise , a very positive rns . 2021 will be the year .

Everything coming together nicely,,

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Tom w knows if you call enough companies out , as the saying goes A non working clock is right twice a day he lives of that theory

Sorry guys I saw a . And went for it

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UBS , get the deals done ,,, one more please

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