clyde big dog , page-6

Hi Livas1

I do believe that if an insto was to take a decent sized stake in the company then it could propel the share price into the twenties very quickly

The value of the project is a true unknown because this exact type of project has not been sold previously - those with some knowledge of these types of deals have as a broad range suggested 2 to 4 hundred million pounds

It would be obviously expedient for an offer to be put on the table which gives us a value somewhere between the two - but in truth the deal may come in many forms with for example an initial payment with future payments tied to sales hurdles - maybe a royalty - we are all pinning our hopes on the fact that the trials will show that we own the best delivery system for treatment of Malaria in the world and it comes with some very significant advantages in both its ease of use and ability to be rolled out in underdeveloped countries

Therefore, whilst I am hopeful I can only speculate as to what ultimately we will get from this

BUT....in my view the real advantage that EMS has is that whilst this delivery system developed by Calvin Ross is so effective on Malaria it is by no means limited to that disease - it has application in many other fields such as Nicosorb and the delivery of pain relief plus whatever else is up Calvin?s sleeve

EMS has now become super reliant on Calvin for their projects to be developed and delivered - I see this as both a wonderful advantage (to have such a person as Calvin within the company) and a curse as any souring of relationships or untoward event involving him will leave a gaping hole which will take some filling

Lastly - and this is my view only - come what may - at 8cents the company is undervalued - blue sky aside they have reached a stage when any astute person with some knowledge in this area could see a risk reward matrix that is compelling

Clyde

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