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Not in here yet but agree with the Nigel buyout comment, same happened in a previous share I was in AXM. He appears to be the guy to employ if you want a takeover.

Hilarious
Not a great surprise (unless you are one of the muppets)
Hello Muggins my fellow muppet.

Personally think it's impatient pi's selling. Bought some more, either the sp is a stupid price or I'm a stupid investor?

What am I missing? Triple digit growth year on year should be enough imo.

I'd prefer to be at 90p reading forecasts of a 50% rise.

Cheers ragnar & crisp.

I have no clue why but when I login to Linkedin it is in a foreign language. Any chance you could copy and paste the info? I gather it is of much interest. Cheers

Sorry to hear that Chris. Hopefully he's on the mend.

It's all coming together. All the countries represented on that Routers panel are slowly showing their hands. Feb/March is going to be huge for DV!

The quality of rivers been mentioned twice within the last 30 minutes. They're really pilling on the pressure for something to be done.

Couldn't agree more. https://youtu.be/CJOF8Qk7zUw?t=1273

Cheers Gidget, yes more than a coincidence maybe?

To contain and control the COVID-19 pandemic, countries in Latin America and the Caribbean need multifaceted strategic plans that enable detection, diagnosis, control and monitoring of the virus that generates this disease. Wastewater testing offers a relatively inexpensive way to address these four challenges in a comprehensive, sustainable, timely and equitable manner.

This panel of international leaders discuss about the benefits and challenges of wastewater-based epidemiology for surveillance systems in Latin America and the Caribbean through the presentation of the new report "Strengthening Public Health Surveillance through Wastewater Testing: An Essential Investment for the COVID-19 Pandemic and Future Health Threats."
https://youtu.be/CJOF8Qk7zUw

https://www.worldbank.org/en/events/2022/01/18/aguas-residuales-para-controlar-covid-19

WWT Wastewater 2022 conference
Tuesday 25 January 2022
How will regulation shape the future of wastewater networks
and infrastructure, and how assets will look in 25 years

Great would-be eliminating pollution from wastewater networks through investment, real
time monitoring, better customer education and management of our water networks. Great is
delivering more efficient solutions and building long-term resilience born through strong and
aligned collaboration across and outside of the sector. Great is seeing a rise in green and blue
infrastructure that harnesses the power of nature-based solutions and promotes a healthy
and resilient environment that'll thrive for years to come.
if and how often water companies in England and Wales are breaking the conditions of their
environmental permits at wastewater treatment works. Where there are instances of noncompliance, we will be taking action where needed to hold companies to account.

The aim is to complete our initial assessment by the end of February 2022, to inform our next steps.

https://www.ofwat.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/WWT-Wastewater-2022-conference-speech-JR.pdf

Boris needs to leave a legacy before he gets the boot. A national wastewater surveillance system will suffice

NU, they're all reserved for those in the gov working on the trial ;)

Thanks T.Rat, I'm confused as to which market that was aimed at? Their English is infinitely better than my Chinese so I shouldn't criticise.

Smeeno, 200 MicrotoxPD's p/m with a suggested reoccurring revenue of £10k for each unit in rental and consumables gives them £24m over 12 months.That is without Labskin and STC They already have the orders, I confident of that.

13th Jan 2022
The technology for continuous monitoring of water quality is evolving rapidly. We recommend that the Environment Agency invite manufacturers to submit products for evaluation so that the Agency can rapidly introduce cost-efficient and effective sensors at an increased number of locations. (Paragraph 170)
. Independent analysis of publicly available monitoring data, using machine learning techniques, has produced insights into the performance of the sewerage network which appears to have been beyond the current capacity of the Environment Agency to achieve, let alone water companies. The Environment Agency must improve its capacity to handle the very large volumes of data which will be provided in the course of automated monitoring of water quality and of storm overflows. (Paragraph 168)

25. We recommend that the Environment Agency either develop the in-house capacity or tender for external assistance necessary for the analysis of the volume of data generated by EDMs and for the establishment of techniques to identify discharges which are likely to breach permit conditions.
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5802/cmselect/cmenvaud/74/report.html

Should have added this, repeating myself I know but very relevant to the SKY news.

Carried out by Andrew Engeli (on our Reuters panel) Andrew Singer and Jasmine Grimsley(both have acknowledged their interest in MicrotoxPD)

Wastewater sampling is an innovative health surveillance approach that has been trialled during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our survey?asked people for their preferences for when and how their wastewater should be sampled for monitoring COVID-19
https://www.omddac.org.uk/news/survey-2-wastewater-health-surveillance/

Was nice to hear that it will be, "commercial available within months"
All ties in nicely with the Gov trials complete end of Feb and their road map to mass production:

Next 12 Months In Detail
2022 - April - Mass Manufacture up to 200 pm - Integrated
hardware and software design
https://www.deepverge.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Deepverge-2021-AGM-Presentation.pdf

You'd have to be blind not to see what's happening. The Sky News was a way of gently making the public aware of their plans. No backlash from it as far as I know.