Time for some good news, page-64

I had two different takes on that response assuming it's factual and genuine.
positive take - additional funding required to seriously upscale manufacturing, personnel and supporting components such as Sensera's Nano tech.
100 times more volume, conservatively if last year's volume was 1-5million, are they now looking at producing 100-500 million of these units. That's some serious money.

negative take - how much more money so they need from investors and what will it actually be used for. If the initial $18m was burnt on R&D and they didn't nail it (every chance of that given the number of delays regarding submission for EUA) then NanoDx is still sometime away from commercialising covid detection device.

there's no data yet to suggest we are days or weeks away from the approval. Stewart certainly at this stage has been an unreliable source. I bought back in with the hope that the approval is imminent and just around the corner