Replies to post #356631 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[Oddfunk]

I also don't see how this team from Flashworks would all come over to work for NWBO to have a complete collapse of the company several months later with poor results...

At worst the results are in between with further detail needing to be communicated in a full publication.

Flaskworks was previously owned by its technical founders and Corning Incorporated. The technical team from Flaskworks has joined NW Bio as part of the acquisition.

The Flaskworks system is designed to fundamentally change the manufacturing process from artisan hand work to assembly line-like automation. As such, the Flaskworks system is designed to enable the scale-up to far greater production volumes. Technicians will oversee the automated systems (potentially multiple systems per technician) rather than making the products themselves.

The buildout of the Sawston, UK facility has purposely been designed to proceed in phases, as modules, both for efficiency in the timing of capital costs and to allow flexibility in operations and usage. Implementation of the Flaskworks system will enable certain phases of the buildout to be simplified and streamlined.

[pqr]

Odd and 10 bag - you are exactly right. DI is human he’s more tired of denying false accusations and being unable to answer completely understandable questions that any of us could possibly understand. Also read the DI quote carefully. What would management be “working hard” on other than whatever plan to max out shareholder value? Does anyone think for a second that management is going to patch up a failed TLD by “working hard?” Maybe they are working hard on making the best of marginally good results but (1) that theory isn’t really supported by other circumstantial evidence, and (2) OK, if results are only marginally good, shareholders WANT them to do whatever can be done to put those in the best light possible.