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Crumbs..I think these new shares cary a vote
back dated to the 12 th ??? May be wrong??

"The New Shares have been admitted to trading on AIM pursuant to the block admission of the CLNs which became effective on 12 August 2020."

Looks to have been removed from ADVFN, but Ivy has kindly posted it here. Copy and paste before it too may disappear.

True, but we are small fry compared to the large holders and we subscribed "in the dark" . What are we all taking about today? Not the oversubscriotion which is good news.... it's 3million Vs 17million

Share price held rather well considering. When I first read the RNS though we would fall heavily.
Why is everything so complicated with SCPL ...

Konar, hard to find fault with your post. Does the CLNs (if passed) give us a set time frame out of this... after all the false starts and dilution you referenced to ?
SCLP can't promise Redmile "jam tomorrow" and not deliver. I see funding the company now as a binary bet with finally a set timeframe to deliver and no dilution for the next two years. Only for this reason will I vote in favour.

Hi Ivy, thanks for the link you sent recently.
Either way, if vulps and redmile are opposing each other this is not good for the company. Could it make redmile reconsider going for over 30%and controling the company??

Crumbs...5%.... Can't get it over the line with my holding ...

GF123 was spot on about the importance of voting!

Votes received against these resolutions were from a very small number of shareholders, but did include one of the Company's larger shareholders

Vulps.....? If so why ? Surely this would add value so why vote against? If not passed ..what affect will this have on the progress? Not positive in my opinion.

Is this good news or not ? Can someone explain the situation . Thanks.

AB124, the issue with NHS management is that they all intentionally shuffle jobs about every 2 years. The result is no accountability for mistakes, incompetence and/ or failure to resolve a problem. Nothing gets done. This occurs at every level of management within the NHS.

Bermudashorts, it's a complex scenario that gives the 20% uptake. I only mix with health care workers, even socially , so I only have a limited viewpoint. I would expect the uptake to be higher in the general public as they see graphs rise and the economy retract.
Putting Covid19 aside, in a "normal" year the uptake for the flu jab is only about 50-60%, and this comes with a Costa Coffee voucher !! What is behind the reason? My personal thought is we see the worst of it and almost gain a feeling of "immunity" . Although health care workers died as a direct result of exposure to Covid19 this doesn't seam to budge this attitude of "invincibility". Secondly, the sector as a whole has such a very deep resentment towards this Government. This was seeded pre Covid19 : cut backs, nurses pay and conditions ( disastrously negotiated by the RCN, but the government still got the blame) medical contracts both junior and at consultant level, this all lit the fire. Covid19 , incompetent hospital management and the PPE fiasco just added fuel in abundance !! You hear comments such as: "if they vaccinate staff they will take away PPE" . This may be a totally wrong conclusion but these attitudes are fast held.. right or wrong. Foreign workers (the majority of staff) have been "banned " from travelling home, if they travel abroad they need to make up the quarentine time by working extra shifts. Although a correct and logical directive these staff are desperate to see their families. Rather than viewing a vaccine as a health "passport" the resentment felt is so strong they are prepared to refuse vaccination by way of sending a message to both hospital management and the Government...a silent but illogical protest.
In the NHS it may be hard to separate pro vaccination against political scepticism/ resentment......will this attitude prevail with the general public ???? I can't say as I'm in my "NHS bubble"

Wow...so much anti vaccination comments on that article. Everyone at work has had the flu shot but I would say only 2/10 are in favour of any Covid19 vaccination .... And this is from staff who have seen the affects of Covid first hand. Main reason is they feel they aren't in the risk age group and fear the vaccine more than Covid. Also ,there is allot of anti government feeling in general, and this has become linked with vaccination.

Applied for my full allocation plus extra. I will have to top up most likely afterwards as I need to hold an even round number... superstitious....and silly...but needs to be done .

You do have to wonder why RM decided to invest further capital after only 3 months. Due diligence must have been exhausted prior to the first investment. RM must also have had a clear initial strategy ? So what changed in 3months ? Was it the science? Market conditions? Or a u turn in strategy? Personally I can't find an answer.
Has a deal been made with Vulps that may have changed the picture ? but RM have more financial muscle to worry about the percentage Vulps hold. Vulps don't hold the golden key !
Personally I think RM may have completed due diligence on all the platforms but SCLP then came out with Covidity . Was this the trigger?
Any thoughts guys ?

Surface oncology inc .....US listed ....excellent fit . One can but dream. Night all.

...at this rate ...back to 18 p would be nice ??

Well known saying in investment... Follow the money....I expect Vulps and RM have a clear vision.

Now isn't that a better topic headline !

Keep us posted C7
We have very stable investors with RM and Vulps.
Very pleased and will be taking up my offer + some extra if possible.