We shareholders in Concepta (CPT) have suffered long enough but it appears that the new management team led by Penny McCormick is now doing all the right things.
Concepta (CPT) has announced results for the first half of 2020, including emphasising “corporate reorganisation and cost reductions to allow funds to be redeployed into commercial efforts” and “new product development focus now on superior App Dx opportunity and wider testing suite”...
Concepta (CPT) has updated on its “commercial activities and successful cost reduction programme, which has allowed additional funds to be channelled into focused commercialisation efforts”...
I am told great things will happen at Concepta (CPT) soon. But I have been told that by previous managers and they never did. So I hold on to my shares. But I have niggling concerns as does a fellow long suffering shareholder Tony Prynne who has penned the note below flagging up matters the company should address. Tony writes:
A “Commercial update” from “personalised healthcare company and developer of myLotus®, the UK's most accurate home-use fertility tracking and pregnancy self-testing system”, Concepta* (CPT) including “following the board changes announced in October and November last year, the company has made substantial improvements to its operational structure to best position the business to ensure the commercial success of myLotus”...
Concepta (CPT) has announced “an exclusive global licence agreement with Abingdon Health Limited for the use of its App Dx IP for human pregnancy and fertility”...
We’ve previously noted the new management team at Concepta (CPT) taking cost actions – and now a “Manufacturing outsourcing agreements for myLotus®” announcement…
Concepta (CPT) has announced that it has conditionally, including on shareholders approval, raised a gross £1.9 million (with FIML, a company owned by a trust whose beneficiaries are the dependants of Tom Winnifrith, taking part) to “provide us with a solid platform from which to drive the commercial success of our flagship self-test fertility test myLotus ®”, with CEO Penny McCormick emphasising “I remain confident that we have a business with substantial upside opportunity and these funds will allow us to deliver upon its potential”…
Concepta (CPT) has updated emphasising “following the appointment of Penny McCormick as Chief Executive Officer and Maddy Kennedy as Chief Financial Officer in the final quarter of last year, the company has made substantial progress to establish an effective operational structure to ensure the commercial success of myLotus®, and to advance new product opportunities”. What is this progress then?...
It has been a bad tip so far but management chance at Concepta (CPT) marks a turning point. First Matthew Walls, the CEO is going. Now we have the appointments of Penelope ("Penny") McCormick as Chief Executive and Lyn Rees as a Non-Executive Director”. It is emphasised;
Concepta (CPT) has announced results for the first half of 2019 and a “first myLotus® UK Fertility Clinic collaboration”…
Concepta (CPT) has announced its calendar 2018 results which are truly ghastly. But that is all rear view mirror stuff and so at 3.7p the shares are, we suggest, a gamble but a BUY.









