Replies to post #691364 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[flipper44]

You mean you. You’re the idiot that can’t tell Europe from the UK, and you are the idiot that can’t read NWBO added no new information to the MAA. None. No supplementary information with amendments, clarifications or additional info was added. Clarifications are considered “additional information.”

Europe EMA

What are the main principles that my application should follow in order to pass validation successfully?).
. The Agency will ask the applicant via a request for Validation Supplementary Information (VSI) to submit the additional information, clarifications or corrections.
. The applicant provides the above additional information within the validation timeline. If the additional information submitted is as requested, the Agency will confirm the positive validation to the applicant.
. The scientific evaluation will start on the next available start date according to the Agency timetables.

The Company did not make any amendment or addition to its MAA after the original December 20, 2023 submission. — NWBIO May 10, 2024 10q

[learningcurve2020]

And the hermit CEO CFO doesn't even do it herself, instead she sends out 80 something-frail looking-General Council, Les, who has "TV experience".

I find it completely unbelievable that a biotech allegedly waiting for regulatory approval on another continent for a living cell-state of the art -cancer vaccine, would release such regulatory timing information to a home TV audience. The company didn't even send out an email or PR to their shareholders or informed hardcore investors!


>>Senior Vice President, General Counsel

lgoldmanMr. Les Goldman joined us as Senior Vice President, Business Development in June 2011. Prior to joining us, Mr. Goldman was a partner at the law firm of Skadden, Arps for over 30 years, specializing in a wide array of advanced technologies and their commercialization. Mr. Goldman also serves as an advisor to a number of other technology companies. In addition, for eight years, Mr. Goldman served as Chairman of the Board of a group of TV stations in four mid-size cities across the country.