A strategic review of #OCTP's business has concluded that de-listing from the London Stock Exchange's Main Market best secures our drug development programmes and is in the long-term interests of #OCTP, its business and investors. CEO Clarissa Sowemimo-Coker explains our rationale. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ejGWHAF5
Oxford Cannabinoid De-List from the LSE To Pursue Private Funding To Accelerate Development #octp
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James Short
5mo
The main thing is you don’t give in, keep the end goal in sight this is the people we are trying to help , good luck to you and your team.
Divesting from tobacco companies makes sense for cannabis business. The strictures on tobacco complicate an already tortured legal process for medicinal cannabis. The CTA is happy to help if we can.
Stephen Cook
5mo
The plan to delist from LSE is disappointing but, sadly understandable. The shares have failed to reflect the value in the potential. This is starting a concerning trend for small cap on LSE. Fingers crossed for near term trial success and a NASDAQ listing.
Johnny Mobasher
5mo
What a Beautifully Orchestrated Interview Clarissa! well done. Congratulation of having a Research Document worth Millions of Pounds at the expense of Investors.
Fsa at Catering assistant
5moAs a small time investor would happen to my shares after u delist would I loose this???