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Good post T.Rat but need to make it up to 7 now!

Just making it a lucky number 3 posts today :)

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Euroboy, I don't think the initial MicrotoxPD's out in the field would have been purchased, they are giving us valuable data and proof they work. Just my thoughts.

30th July 2021
Guidance
COVID-19 contain framework: a guide for local decision-makers

Wastewater monitoring capabilities are being further optimised to establish a permanent national surveillance capability, monitoring wastewater from across England to inform understanding of the current national epidemiological picture. There are also ongoing pilots analysing the wastewater from specific institutions, such as food supply chains and schools.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/containing-and-managing-local-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreaks/covid-19-contain-framework-a-guide-for-local-decision-makers

Gwoods, give us a shout if you see any MicrotoxPD's whilst you're roaming around the sewers.

That's my favourite presentation slide this year T.Rat. According to it production of 100+ units will begin any day now.£50k ish per unit = £5mill in revenue. £5k to monitor and consumables per unit = £500k p/a and all before production has started on mass scale.

Just exponential Chesh. I'm starting to wonder if the extension on the China Resources deal is due to the tables having been turned and we're looking to take them over? Just hope the monopolies commission don't put a stop to it! What you reckon Muggins?

If DV were to fit a MicrotoxPD at every manhole in the UK they'd make roughly £114 Trillion. The sp would be approximately £52000. Not long now!

Huge amounts being allocated to water companies to carry out the monitoring. Plenty enough to have a MicotroxPD do the dirty work for them.
WASTEWATER SAMPLING SERVICES
Value £3M
Concepts
sewer survey
primary locations
number of locations
wastewater sampling support services
wastewater sampling activities
community locations
treatment centres
manholes
bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W28/754844006

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Gwoods, I bet you're gutted when your car passes it's MOT. I can picture you arguing with the mechanic.

Sometimes you've just got to tell them to F uc k Off!

HSD, speaking from personal experience the STC products recommended to me have improved my skin dramatically. Can't speak for others mind.

https://www.endsreport.com/article/1723458/yorkshire-water-aims-reduce-sewage-dumping-new-pilot

The pilot will be carried out in Ilkley and will use monitoring and communications technology, alongside artificial intelligence, to improve the operator’s understanding of sewer network performance in a bid to “reduce sewer flooding and pollution”.

Yorkshire Water says the pilot will offer real-time, end-to-end management and control of wastewater flows and assets, reducing intermittent discharges from combined sewer overflow (CSO) discharges, sewer flooding and improving energy efficiency to reduce carbon emissions.

Richard Kershaw, Yorkshire Water’s wastewater innovation programme manager, said: “The technology available to us now means we are better able to access and analyse data from multiple sources. Ultimately, this provides us with greater visibility of what’s happening within the wastewater network so we can manage and control it better and respond to changes quickly and efficiently.

My understanding of it smeeno is that the reason for the 49/51 split was so that the Chinese kept control of the sensitive data.

No problem Stu. Please let me know your thoughts as I'm no expert in this.

Hi Stu, there's a lot of info here that seems applicable. I'm not sure if Aim are exempt from these rules though.
Requirement to make an announcement
An announcement may be required before a bidder has formed a firm intention to make an offer, including:
Where there is an acquisition which gives rise to an obligation to make a mandatory offer under Rule 9 (see Question 16).
Where the target company is the subject of rumour and speculation or there is an untoward movement in its share price.
When negotiations or discussions relating to a possible offer are about to be extended to include more than a very restricted number of people (that is, six institutions other than the parties to the offer, their immediate advisers and their employee representatives) (Rule 2.2, Code).
The announcement must identify any potential bidder with which the target company is in talks or from which an approach has been received (and not unequivocally rejected). Except following the announcement of a firm intention to make an offer, any subsequent announcement by the target company referring to the existence of a new potential bidder must identify that bidder.
Once a bidder has formed a firm intention to make an offer, it (or its advisers) must notify the target board (or its advisers) (Rule 1, Code). Having made that notification, an announcement must be made by a bidder irrespective of the attitude of the target board to the offer (Rule 2.2(a), Code).
A bidder must announce a firm intention to make an offer only after careful consideration and when it has every reason to believe that it will be able to implement the offer. Following such an announcement, the bidder must proceed to make the offer unless it is permitted to invoke a pre-condition to the making of the offer (Rule 2.7, Code).
An announcement of a firm intention to make an offer must include, among other things:
The terms of the offer.
The identity of the bidder.
All conditions or pre-conditions of the offer.
A cash confirmation.
https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/8-502-2187?transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default)&firstPage=true#co_anchor_a775230

If they were in negotiations regarding a takeover they'd have to publicly announce it.