Replies to post #193385 on PCT Ltd (PCTL)

[AISI304]

No biggies. Here for O&G, not this anyway.
Satisfied with aandt’s DD “as stated before”

Maybe better to mention that concern with
PCTL mgmt. Maybe their answer will help.

Recent PCTL 005-007 buyers are making
like me. Buy/add. Here’s to Q3, Q4, 2023.

GL to all shareholders!

Positive, patient,

and smiling!

Sweet!

$PCTL

[aandt]

Honestly... at this point the UK venture is a low priority for PCT. It's in Tutum's hands now. Art has made it clear that it's not an immediate source of revenues. So we shall just have to see how it plays out.

Most longs I know are more interested in the direct activity for PCT in the US with healthcare growth and O&G.

I am just doing my part to share relevant info as I find it. For me the UK is more of a curiosity than a major factor for PCT. I have been following it all along and wonder what will come of it, if anything,

As before if anyone has verifiable links to show that something has changed then share it.

As of now all we have are unsubstantiated claims from a competitor, seemingly trying to spread negative info about PCT.

[aandt]

One more question by the way... IF NTH/Tutum has switched away from the PCT machines, why then did Tutum publish a website as recently as a few weeks ago for their Tutum Energy branch, showing the Annihilyzer machine?

https://tutum.energy/about-us/

https://www.twinfm.com/tutum-energy-introduce-coolnomix-energy-saver

Tutum Health are the hygiene healthcare arm of the Tutum Capital group. Together with the NHS Deep Cleaning and Advisory Service they have been delivering sanitation solutions in line with NHS standards to help improve education around cleaning methods and replacing toxic products for eco-friendly alternatives . A key component within their portfolio of products is the Pathisol Annihilyzer – a complete cleaning, sanitising and disinfecting solution that consists of on-site production of Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) using the Annihilyzer System.

This posting was dated August 12. Kind of contradicts the claim that they have changed machines... doesn't it?