George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-06-lung-imaging-technique-covid-symptoms.html
As posted on ADVFN.
Don’t disagree. Just speculation on my part.
POLX’s website was for ages well out of date. Even now it could do with an overhaul in places (column widths wrapping round).
Guess we have to let them just get on with the important stuff. - with fingers crossed.
Fortunately investors have taken very significant positions eg Amati - but at much lower prices, so are comfortable at current levels.
What is missing are new sizeable investors (no TR1s) so the sp drifts.
But, great confidence in Hullihen and the Board.
I don’t think it’s the technical resistance points that’ll slow the sp, just fatigue from LTHs who’ve had enough - judging by some of the 6-figure sells going through.
Always difficult to re-build trust.
Be odd for GE to get it back…
(Posted on ADVFN)
‘….GE didn't invent it, they acquired it when they bought Amersham International, a UK company, in 2003. GE weren't buying Amersham for risky experimental future technologies but its current cashflows. And of course, then the GFC arrived, GE started to melt down and were happy to offload IP for what they could get - step forward the Polarean guys.
"Several years ago, Amersham Health had begun preparations for multicenter clinical trials with HP He-3 MRI with an eye to winning FDA approval. When GE Healthcare bought Amersham, the process stalled."
htTps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amersham_plc
The Radiochemical Centre Limited became Amersham International Limited in 1981 and was the first company to be privatised by the Thatcher Government [2] in 1982 under the new name Amersham International plc.[4] It was the first privatisation in which the government sold 100% of its shares in a company.’