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themuir01 - we are all eagerly awaiting news however, as it stands, AVCT are not yet late and are very much on track to deliver against expectations.

York, I initially thought that also however they did not notify the market at the same time as Sona.

Interesting indeed as head of customer services is. New hire. The MD has been in place for some time

Alwayslosing, that is interesting. I wonder if they will be seeking the use of the avct affirmers for their LFT......

Break 124 and its 141p and 155p next.

Could happen today.

FOMO could be crazy during the PM...

BBN,

You forgot to add that Cytiva also stated they were VERY encouraged by the initial performance data.

Absolutely no chance they would use the word VERY unless they felt extremely confident in their ability to deliver a high performance test.

Gapped in the morning, you're getting gapped in the morning, gapped in the morning!

(Global 2017)

Yes or no?

IF, as we all very much hope, the LFT is blockbuster in terms of accuracy, then I think its something Danaher and even Mr Trump will want to shout about.

For me, that makes an Intra day update, timed with Danaher/Cytiva, highly probable.

Still no LFT results RNS....

Turner Pope thought 3 weeks to complete the optimisation and today is right on 3 weeks.

Could be intra day, timed with Danaher news release? Either way, those out overnight are risking being gapped out in the morning.

Klaus/Cytiva stated that they were VERY confident in the initial LFT performance data.

If any risk at all related to the final performance, I think its really highly unlikely they would have agreed to use such language in an official RNS.

This partnership needed the avct affirmers more than avct needed this partnership... So expect very good terms for avct.

The affirmer tech has so much to offer.

How long will avct own this tech before someone with big pockets buys it outright.

Today has to be the day... Surely!

Sunday sees highest ever number of new cases - WHO
It's a sad record to hold - but today marks the highest increase in global coronavirus cases reported since the pandemic began, according to the World Health Organization.

In its latest situation report, the WHO said the total number of confirmed cases around the world had risen by 230,370 in the past 24 hours. That's up from the previous record of 228,102 daily cases on Friday.

The biggest jumps were from the United States, Brazil, India and South Africa.

Deaths remained steady at about 5,000 a day.

Now over 70k cases per day and death rate turning sharply upwards.

The daily cases began to spike on June 14th, increasing from ~25k per day up to 50-60k per day (and rising).

The general public (conned by Trump) have seemed relatively unconcerned as they believe the death rate continues to drop and the reason for the increase in cases is simply due to increased testing.

Well, they are very wrong. The death rate has started to increase again, which was easily predictable based on the lag (~21days) between infection and serious complications/death. The US will face some very sad days ahead - which may bring more focus related to shut downs, CV and testing options.

I think you must be right Doggy.

Either that or they really have no choice as unless the economy bounces back quickly the UK is in deep deep trouble. At the beginning of the crisis, the UK Gov strongly believed that the economy would bounce back quickly, hence deployed the furlough scheme at huge cost. It is now plainly obvious that the economy will not return to pre CV levels for many years. Very tough times ahead.

Well, Did Sona not release their RNS last Friday?

Larry needs to go!

Unfortunately I think it is game over. No partner and no raise (who would offer up cash to CHAR right now?)