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    Maybe this happened

    Brrr Brrr at PEB

    "Hullo, ASX here"

    "Can I help you"

    " Yes that document for a cap raise attached to the Listing application has a closing date of September 10th."

    "OMG how did that happen?"

    "No idea, but as PEB is not even listed yet over here we cant see a cap raise being too successful by Friday.

    "OK, we will have to reapply as that document is incorrect"


    Market advised " document is incorrect"

    What's " porkies" about that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minerbarejet View Post
    Maybe this happened ….

    "No idea, but as PEB is not even listed yet over here we cant see a cap raise being too successful by Friday.

    "OK, we will have to reapply as that document is incorrect"


    Market advised " document is incorrect"

    What's " porkies" about that?
    Flaw with that scenario is that a CR is always done prior to a listing. Not the other way round.
    Last edited by Balance; 11-09-2021 at 12:28 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Flaw with that scenario is that a CR is always done prior to a listing. Not the other way round.
    The only information we had to work on was a listing being applied for by the end of the month. Hopefully.
    Regardless, there was not enough time to do a CR by the 10th.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minerbarejet View Post
    The only information we had to work on was a listing being applied for by the end of the month. Hopefully.
    Regardless, there was not enough time to do a CR by the 10th.
    Not true.

    Companies do CR placements all the time within 2 or 3 workings days.

    Have a look at PX1 and you will see exactly how it happens.
    Last edited by Balance; 11-09-2021 at 01:17 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Not true.

    Companies do CR placements all the time within 2 or 3 workings days.

    Have a look at PX1 and you will see exactly how it happens.
    OK I stand corrected.

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    This screw up will disapear very quickly whether they go for a CR or not if they can show significant growth in lab test output, a new group association like Kaiser, adoption in Australia or somewhere else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrie View Post
    This screw up will disapear very quickly whether they go for a CR or not if they can show significant growth in lab test output, a new group association like Kaiser, adoption in Australia or somewhere else.
    Or perhaps even show a payment for tests done for CMS prior to acceptance.

    We are not running a US Medical Subsidy Scheme here.

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    They have the proof, they have affirmations by the AUA, they have a methodology/ IP that no one in their right mind would want to spend millions on trying to beat, they have a sales force in the USA, so they better have some very good reason to want to tap existing and new shareholders for $70 mio. The only reason I can think of, and would like to think of, is a massive uptake in demand

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrie View Post
    They have the proof, they have affirmations by the AUA, they have a methodology/ IP that no one in their right mind would want to spend millions on trying to beat, they have a sales force in the USA, so they better have some very good reason to want to tap existing and new shareholders for $70 mio. The only reason I can think of, and would like to think of, is a massive uptake in demand
    If they have exhausted the Hershey test facility of 250,000 tests per year and need more capacity then that would be a stunning achievement and probably unlikely. Fast tracking the trials and acceptance for other types of cancer as miner suggests would be a good use of the additional spondooli and shareholders would support that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brain View Post
    If they have exhausted the Hershey test facility of 250,000 tests per year and need more capacity then that would be a stunning achievement and probably unlikely. Fast tracking the trials and acceptance for other types of cancer as miner suggests would be a good use of the additional spondooli and shareholders would support that.

    I would imagine PEB will need a lab in Singapore since it is considered as a medical hub for its neighbor countries. They might also need a lab in a smaller scale for the Australian market. If PEB had gained some tractions in both countries, they might need to build the labs in early days just like what they did ten years ago in US. Speculating in a good way :-)
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