Replies to post #403002 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[biosectinvestor]

The facility is the licensed entity, and the manager proposes the processes and all of the documents, but it all belongs to NWBO. And all that needs to be done is that the MHRA needs to agree that any newly substituted manager of a facility so designated is qualified and will continue to properly manage the GMP facility.

You are simply stuck on your notion that something else is going on and you surprisingly can’t get your head around the reality.

If the facility belonged to Advent, then all the designations would effectively belong to them, so while the situation would be the same, it would not appear to be the same. This is NOT that situation. And as I said, Advent already has a GMP facility, that actually performs the same manufacturing, and yet it has to be gotten all over again for Sawston… and Sawston does not belong to them… now if they leased Sawston on their own and it were in fact their facility, it would be as if they “owned it”, but they are performing a service at NWBO’s facility. It’s not all that complicated.

[IkeEsq]

who..... do you think...... requested/submited ..... the license .... to operate.... the Sawston facility..... to produce .......Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) clinical grade medical products for patients?

A. Advent Bioservices
B. NWBO

who.... cares?

You are asking a pointless question in order to get a response that does not actually prove your point, even though you think it does. That is why it is pointless to answer it.

The certification is for the facility, not for the business. If the facility gets certified, then NWBO, the owner of the facility, can use the facility to produce their vaccine. Advent has no proprietary interest. It is like saying that the person I hired to renovate my house owns the historic landmark designation because s/he filed the paperwork for me. Get out of the sun, stop drinking the Kool-Aid.