With the clear possibility of a fund raise on the horizon why do you see the current SP as immaterial?
If an offer dropped tomorrow (following last year’s example) it would have to be based on current SP so potentially at 20p. How can that be a good thing? Also SP is material in terms of meeting NASDAQ requirements.
i can’t ever see a company posting that things are going badly unless they really can’t avoid it. much more likely to say nothing. on the other hand most companies would want to broadcast good news asap especially if the sp was dragging its ****nal.
RE: A quick synopsis of current events.18 Feb 2025 15:34
Essentially it’s a race between getting good early P1b results and running out of cash to convince the auditors that we are a going concern.
The best outcome is that early P1b results are good enough to secure a lucrative licensing deal and then with that out the way Avacta can concentrate on progressing AVA6103 etc. I’ve said thi all along.
Why is it that the paid clowns are for the most psrt polite but the well researched seasoned investing rampers generally resort to name calling and potty mouthed abuse?
Virgilio Sacchini Is excited by the potential of AVA6000. He has no proof that it works yet.
We are all clinging to the belief that P1b will save us before a cash raise is required
Icecool
Nobody can counter your valuation but neither do they give a toss because if Avacta get taken over next week for £1 then a lot of us are going to lose a lot of money.
If you’d taken investment advice from those muppets over the past two years (like I did) you’d have a lot more money in your investment portfolio (like I have)😄
And to those who want an immediate buy out or NASDAQ listing - at what price do you think that either of those would happen ?
We need stunning P1b results asap to trigger a licensing deal on AVA6000 in order to fund AVA6103 development. Nothing else will get us a decent return on our investment.