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You’re welcome Rebarm and thanks for sharing your AI results Bill. It’s all positive imo.

Still lots of unknowns , but I think you both may like my next post, which I discovered last night. I’ll post it shortly.GL vas

Regarding Optum.

Hi Bill, thanks . If you read the link below you would be forgiven for thinking that Bleepa was not already a significant part of Optus offering. Have a look at the stratus Imaging viewer and stratus image share info in the link below.

https://imaging.optum.co.uk/stratus-imaging.html

Found something that many here may find puzzling, in a good way I think.

Feedback Medical PLC is the mother company.

I found Bleepa ltd which was incorporated in 2019 with Tom Oakley made Director. Looks like a dormant company.

However, on 10th Nov. 25 Dr Rory James SHAW was appointed as Director, the same person who resigned from FDBK medical in 2018!

So why appoint a previous director to a sleeping subsidiary ?

This is where it gets even more interesting which leads me to think something is likely to happen sooner rather than later.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12118570/officers

It looks as if Feedback Medical have another subsiduary called Brickshield Ltd, a dormant company with Tom Oakley made as Director in April 23. But again, Dr Rory James Shaw, ex director of FDBK was made Director on the same date, as Bleepa Ltd above on the 10th Nov 25.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/06514313/officers

Just for clarity these appointments in the FDBK subsidiaries have both been made after the September 25 investor presentations….something occurring! I hope so. Gl vas

Interesting that CGI involved in transferring military personnel and their families health records onto. The new NHS digital platform.

“ The next steps will be full integration with the NHS systems and the introduction of a digital dental x -ray facility so these images can be included in the integrated healthcare record. The MOD is implementing a programme to further rationalise existing processes and improve data quality and patient care. This process will be ongoing as the use of DMICP expands into areas such as physiotherapy and mental health services.”

I posted this a while ago I think. This is a new pipeline notice specifically for MOD dentistry digital services .

https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/074972-2025

Tom already stated that FDBK involved / in discussions with MOD for transferring veterans medical records digitally from MOD to NHS…and at time FDBK waiting for outcomes

Also here

“ MoD lines up database of health records

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Project will be closely tied to the NHS National Programme for IT

The Ministry of Defence is to create an electronic health record for all 200,000 UK military personnel.

The scheme has parallels with the £2.3bn NHS National Programme's plans for civilian health records, says Colonel Mike Manson, medical information manager in the Defence Medical Services department.

'The programme is very firmly wedded to what the NHS is doing because they provide virtually all our secondary care. We've got to fit in with them and will not go forward unless we can demonstrate that we can exchange information with NHS systems,' he said.”

https://www.computing.co.uk/news/1820065/mod-lines-database-health-records#:~:text=Project%20will%20be%20closely%20tied,NHS%20systems%2C'%20he%20said.

https://www.cgi.com/en/media/case-study/CGI-hosts-integrated-health-records-system-for-the-Ministry-of-Defense#:~:text=The%20UK%20armed%20forces%20are,calls%20the%20'Gold%20Standard'.

Optum and Feedback both partnered with PPL for the two neighbourhood health service simulations in London and Manchester.

On Wednesday 28 January 2026 Optus invited Tom to be a guest speaker for their Driving Action in Neighbourhood Health webinar, along with a speaker from both Optum and also PPL.

https://www.emishealth.com/events/driving-action-in-neighbourhood-health

I imagine we are now in some kind of consortium with Optum, and PPL or will be sometime soon.

Who are Optum.

In 2023, Optum acquired EMIS, bringing together two leaders in healthcare innovation. EMIS’s expertise in enabling the NHS to deliver integrated care through technology, combined with Optum’s global leadership in advanced analytics and medicines optimisation.

They are no. 1 clinical system supplier in Primary Care, , community pharmacy and A& E

And no. 2. Supplier in community care and hospital Pharmacy

Providing innovative solutions across all major healthcare settings

Our systems are used by 100,000 healthcare professionals across 10,000 organisations, supporting seamless, connected care.

Have a read of their web site. V. Impressive.

Excellent partnership, or could be.

https://www.emishealth.com/

If anyone wishes to have further proof that AWS has incorporated Bleepa into their own offering should read this article by AWS entitled

“ The Next Generation Hospital” .

Very likely AWS will be involved in many NHS rollouts in future so if FDBK is part of the AWS offering then bodes well for future imo.

Page 11

“ clinicians can access information and

collaborate using new mobile applications rather

than having to be in a specific location within the

hospital to make decisions. Bleepa, for example,

is a mobile radiology solution on AWS that allows

clinicians to review imaging investigations, such

as CT and MRI scans, on their mobile device and

receive advice from a radiologist wherever they are.

This saves a significant amount of time having face-

to-face discussions where fixed workstations are

used to review the images.”

https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/aws-confed.com/brochures/NGH/AWS_health_next_gen_hospitals_v2_0.pdf

Bill, this from vertex looks to be describing the Bleepa offering exactly.

I remember from last presentation that Vertex were going to sell Bleepa to their existing customers and maybe Bleepa is part of their new RIS.

https://vertexih.co.uk/2025/integrated-portals-empowering-patients-and-physicians-in-real-time/

Thanks Bill,

Maybe your Vertex link relates to this which was posted earlier in year and looks interesting.

https://www.radmagazine.com/vertex-in-healthcare-calls-on-users-to-help-it-reinvent-the-ris/

Hospital Trusts across the Northwest region will soon be able to share patients' radiology images through a new, next generation cloud portal.

The Greater Manchester Diagnostics Network has appointed UK-based cloud consultancy “Shaping Cloud” to support the modernisation of its regional Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) portal. The PACS portal allows access for clinicians to view images that are stored digitally at Greater Manchester trusts.

Users accessing the new PACS portal will use the Greater Manchester Identity (GMID) platform, which was built in collaboration between Shaping Cloud and Greater Manchester Combined Authority. “

It’s interesting to note that Tom mentioned that FDBK were working with AWS in uk, who were interested in uk opportunities .

Shaping Cloud whom have been brought in to support the modernisation of its regional Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) portal in Manchester region is a AWS cloud consultancy company.

If you read what Shaping Cloud aim to achieve , it exactly mirrors what we know Bleepa can do, and we are reliably informed Bleepa is apparently the only viable solution .

First rollout in northwest region in early 2026….hopefully news in next few weeks in 26.

G L vas

https://www.shapingcloud.com/news-insights/northwest-regional-imaging-portal-modernisation

https://www.shapingcloud.com/news-insights/northwest-regional-imaging-portal-modernisation

Greater Manchester upgrades PACS cloud portal for image sharing

https://www.digitalhealth.net/2025/12/northwest-hospital-trusts-use-cloud-portal-to-share-radiology-images/

Happy New Year to you also Ryan.

If what we have been told by FGBK is correct and Bleepa is the only solution available that is already tested, piloted and intergrated in the backend of NHS digital, then I think the chances of Bleepa being awarded national contracts is very high! Tom stated there is no other comprehensive solution available.

The next few months will fly bye, always tricky choosing best time to buy….so I’m going to get in earlier with a hope of sp increase before news . GL Vas

Hi Private,

I cut my holding by half at last presentation and will add probably quite soon.

The reason being that i am hoping we receive earlier news regarding other opportunities mentioned in the investor presentation , while we await the decision from the NHS regarding the Elective Recovery Funding, with Bleepa being the only serious contender and already integrated in the NHS systems and completed trials etc, i think we stand a good chance of being funding for a national rollout.

also sometime soon i get the feeling form the presentation that they hope to release some earlier news such as ...

GP Connect ( Bleepa being one of the first partners integrated into the new NHS GP Connect - so now any GP practice can be added across the UK).

or,

The New Partner ( not named) - Elective Recovery Opportunity - they stated in Q&A will update as progress, have potential customers already !

AWS interested in UK Opportunity, apparently

They have a near term opportunity according to presentation with a Private Care Provider ( could be one of the larger ones)

Positive news from QVH who are continuing to trial ( paid for by NHS) and create multiple new pathways = BIG Pilot, could lead to larger contract than just one individual hospital.

News from Vertex in South Africa or middle East who are now using Bleepa as an add on to their own products - so customers already on board

Tom did state that BLEEPA was in fact CHOSEN as a Digital solution ready for National Rollout by the ERS funding mechanism , but this opportunity disappeared due to the elections ...see RNS , shares doubled shortly after....so IMO it sound like FDBK had this opportunity in the bag, and it was lost due to the elections - so this is their second attempt, but with a years behind the scenes progress .

As far as the spending review funding Tom did state it could be available anytime up until beginning of next tax year - April 26 - so a small chance of earlier news.

Plus someone seems to buying the shares in numbers.

So , i thought i would start to add again as the sp has dropped considerably and 12 weeks is nothing compared to some of the timelines i have had to wait with other shares. GL Vas

So at close of play today according to IG FDBK had 17 trades at approx. 75k shares each trade.

Plus, 10 trades at 10 k each, plus around 25 trades at between 5-8k .

That's a bit of a difference to just 9 trades shown on LSE.

Yes, it’s not hard to imagine that maybe at long last something may have fallen into place , but unable to announce it at this point….with an apparent increase in interest in the shares along with symbolic director buying …I can only hope they are signalling a green light. If the news is significant enough then the sp will regain lost ground very quickly imo.

Sorry posted on wrong BB . apologies.

At least another 7 x 100k size trades showing on IG this past hour that have no appeared here yet!

So far today there are five trades , each around 75K size - each looks like a buy and only showing on IG, not showing here on LSE !

“ services need real-time information, seamless communication between them, and easy data sharing. In today’s world, that can only happen effectively through digital platforms and internet-based tools.”

“ Without digital, we cannot deliver timely, joined-up, person-centred care at scale. It’s what allows multidisciplinary teams to collaborate across settings, what makes shared care planning and mobile access to records feasible, and what supports proactive outreach and early intervention. Digital is the infrastructure that underpins integration, and, as such, must be viewed by leaders locally and nationally,”

“ community-based hubs must be digitally connected to wider NHS systems, equipped for digital inclusion, and designed for outreach and engagement.”

“ The evidence and appetite for NHTs are clear. What’s needed now is bold, visible leadership that puts digital at the heart of neighbourhood care. Digital is not the last piece but the foundation that can make the integration puzzle complete.”

https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/neighbourhoods-need-digital-without-it-integration-wont-happen/201563/

Incanthera named by Sunday Roast on 28th Dec 25

Talk of a 10 bagger from here, especially at todays low share price and possible tie up in New Year with a third party to sell product as well.

https://audioboom.com/posts/8823980-the-sunday-roast-12-stocks-on-our-radar-for-2026-moonshots-amrq-ars-gmet-dgq-epp-svml-b?fbclid=IwY2xjawO_RM5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeF9Bb6EaIKAaIKjWcnhpkhsh5IEpdQFlqBq4g-UHLisO9ARydAGvZ9B38q6I_aem_W_VOUrfLFEwsHQ9U9fSHSQ

The launch was 3 months ago now, and I have only just realised that Peope, places , Lives also known as PPL are delivery partners and part of the consortium responsible for the roll out of this, the first 43 sites.

I seem to recall Tom stating at recent presentation that their partners PPL acting as a consultant should place Bleepa in a majority of these sites.

“ It was incredibly tough narrowing down to just 43 – but this is only wave one. Every place that applied is part of this national movement. 🌍 We want everyone to keep driving the brilliant work you’re already leading – because this programme is about all of us, learning and growing together.….

It’s fantastic we will be working with such an experienced, passionate and collaborative consortium of delivery partners on this programme - NHS Horizons NAPC PPL NHS Confederation The Strategy Unit “

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/samrina-b-79901770_millions-of-people-to-benefit-from-healthcare-activity-7371296213218017280-dHTs

It’s far too much of a coincidence that both Tom and the new CFO happen to buy shares on the same day - so we have to accept it was planned . Why? And at such small quantities ! , most probably meant to be a message of some kind, probably a positive one. Nice to see a rise for a change.