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Premaitha Health (NIPT) has announced a partnering with Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - one of the largest in England - to provide a private non-invasive prenatal screening service for pregnant women in the region.
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wildrides
Sell ………….and buy it back cheap near the court case date . Next you will be telling us they have a test kit outlet in India where the illumina patents dont reach . Trouble is there are only four people in India that can afford it ………and they are all men .
Alquemie
There are a number of Indian pathology labs offering non-invasive prenatal testing and at least two tests launched by Indian companies. There are no national guidelines and marketing is largely unregulated. The cost of testing has come down but is still around the £300 mark. NIPT is now available in most countries (it was commercially available in Hong Kong before even before the US).
uriah heep
In my humble opinion the company is issuing too many wishy-washy RNSs.
Sachin Melwani
Tom,
Can you please expand on your last statement…
“We expect further contract wins to come shortly which will underpin our belief that the company is already approaching breakeven and will move into material profit in the year to March 2017”.
Are you saying you have been told there will be further contract winds after the contract in India before the Financial Year End in March ’16? It seems strange that you are saying that Premaitha will be cash positive in March ’17 when Hardman said March ’19. This is a stonking big ramp if not genuine. Who is your source on this and can you please share your break even point and forecasts?