Thinking of buying some. Today Friday so not too sure??
Noted, thanks for your advise 
Risky to short. This counter will run up if Biolidics runs up. The reason Biolidics is at current price is because ex - SSH is selling. Once it sells finish or stops selling. The counter may run. All depends on BB. High risk.
Ramster ( Date: 02-Apr-2020 09:41) Posted:
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Time to short????
The market depth look weak buying so............ 
Biolidics' Rapid Test Kit for COVID-19 Approved for Use by the Food and Drug Administration of Philippines
   
-The Philippine Society for Microbiology and Infectious Diseases has recommended the use of COVID-19 IgG and IgM Rapid Diagnostic Test kits as one of the two testing methods for COVID-19
   
-According to the Philippines Department of Health, there are more than 2,300 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as at 1 April 2020
   
- Biolidics rapid test kit is one of the few that combines both IgG/IgM antibody test for COVID-19 and using serum, plasma or whole blood samples, the rapid test kit can detect COVID-19 with an accuracy of more than 95% in 10 minutes
   
Singapore, 1 April 2020 - Biolidics Limited is pleased to announce that its rapid test kit for the Novel Coronavirus 2019 has, on 31 March 2020, obtained the relevant authorisation from the Food and Drug Administration of the Philippines for its rapid test kit to be used in the country.
   
On 31 March 2020, the Philippine Society for Microbiology and Infectious Diseases issued interim guidelines on the clinical management of adult patients with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infection.
   
As part of the guidelines, all suspected cases of COVID-19 should undergo testing for COVID- 19 and one of the two tests is COVID-19 IgG and IgM Rapid Diagnostic Test kits. The guidelines also include guidance on the use and interpretation of rapid antibody-based testing kits for COVID-19.
   
Biolidics rapid test kit is one of the few that combines both IgG/IgM antibody test for COVID- 19. Using serum, plasma or whole blood samples, Biolidicsrapid test kit can detect COVID- 19 with an accuracy of more than 95% in 10 minutes.
   
Biolidics& rsquo rapid test kit is generally used for the purpose of point-of-care testing (" POCT" ), which allows the diagnostic testing of COVID-19 to be performed in wide range of healthcare settings by clinical personnel who are not trained in clinical laboratory procedures. Notably, Biolidics' rapid test kit is simple-to-use and portable, hence it can be deployed where testing is needed most. The results from the test is not to be used for confirmatory testing or as sole basis for diagnosis. The results will have to be interpreted together with clinical presentation and are to be confirmed with supplementary testing.
   
Recently, Biolidics has obtained provisional authorisation from Singapore' s Health Science Authority for its rapid test kit to be used in Singapore on 27 March 2020.
Good to have various opinions so we can also do our own reserach and form our own decisions....all the best!
ALWAY when there a target price set, the stock price will drop so ........
Tayrona Financial price target for Clearbridge: S$0.43
Associate Biolidics Launches Covid-19 Test Kit
▪ Test kit has been provisionally approved by Singapore&rsquo s HSA. Clearbridge&rsquo s 33.04% owned Biolidics Limited announced on 30 March that it has entered into an agreement with a diagnostic kit manufacturer to customise and manufacture rapid test kits for the detection of Covid-19 for a duration of one year. The test kit has already received provisional authorisation from Singapore&rsquo s Health Sciences Authority to be used in Singapore and the first batch will be available in April 2020.
▪ ISO validated test kit offers 95% accuracy with results in ten minutes. The rapid test kit has undergone extensive validation and is compliant with ISO13485 requirements to consistently meet customer and applicable regulatory needs. According to Biolidics&rsquo press release, the test kit uses serum, plasma or whole blood samples to detect Covid-19 with more than 95% accuracy in ten minutes. As such, the rapid test kit can be used for the screening of patients at points of border entry and potential clusters. Conversely, polymerase chain reaction (&ldquo PCR&rdquo ) testing will confirm cases of infection via the testing of samples at the laboratory and takes several hours for results to be obtained.
▪ Growing demand for test kits. The crux of the issue is that the global Covid-19 pandemic has elevated demand for test kits and other medical supplies across the world. According to reports, global demand for test kits stand at up to 700,000 units per day.1 As asymptomatic carriers are often responsible for the spread of the infection, extensive testing within suspected clusters can help stem transmission early.
▪ Biolidics to market test kit through Clearbridge&rsquo s regional platform. Biolidics will be working with Clearbridge to obtain the relevant approvals from various health authorities in the region for the use of the rapid test kit. Target markets include Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Hong Kong. Given the fast turnaround of test results and Clearbridge&rsquo s regional network, we reckon demand will likely be high &ndash potentially running into tens of millions of kits in a year.
▪ Events reaffirm the future of precision medicine. We have previously identified Clearbridge as a potential beneficiary of the Covid-19 pandemic. With the launch of the rapid test kit, Clearbridge&rsquo s earlier moves of establishing a regional distribution platform for precision medicine are showing value. Moreover, Clearbridge will stand to benefit from any gains in Biolidics&rsquo share price with each half cent move generating about S$0.43m of fair value gains. Biolidics suffered a net loss of S$4.8m on revenue of S$1.4m in FY19 ended December. The distribution of the high-demand test kit suggests improved profitability in FY20. Going forward, we expect Clearbridge to continue to execute further corporate actions to unlock value.
Clearbridge acquired many medic Co. Government relaxation of cpf usage for tele-medic. Clearbridge benefit bo?
It shows how important good management creates value and wealth for shareholders.....after Jeremy left, Cordlife market capital is now a measly S$82million. 
Jeremy track record in healthcare is solid and he is a true leader, otherwise why will so many ex cordlife staff join him Clearbridge which had just S$0.2 million in revenue when it first listed. Now, revenue is about S$21m with various good assets across Southeast Asia.
Jeremy track record in healthcare is solid and he is a true leader, otherwise why will so many ex cordlife staff join him Clearbridge which had just S$0.2 million in revenue when it first listed. Now, revenue is about S$21m with various good assets across Southeast Asia.
Papason883883 ( Date: 01-Apr-2020 00:55) Posted:
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I remember deeply cos I lost money in cord life then:
Cordlife board queried over ex-CEO's departure
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/cordlife-board-queried-over-ex-ceos-departure?xtor=CS3-18&utm_source=STiPhone&utm_medium=share&utm_term=2020-04-01%200%3A04%3A57
Cordlife board queried over ex-CEO's departure
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/cordlife-board-queried-over-ex-ceos-departure?xtor=CS3-18&utm_source=STiPhone&utm_medium=share&utm_term=2020-04-01%200%3A04%3A57
But J Yee left b?cos of some issues at Cordlife right 😉
Innovative healthcare service providers in the private space contine to attract strong investments....
Look at Clearbridge...their revenue went from 200k to S$21m in 2 years with a groing presence in Southeast Asia....CEO (Jeremy Yee) already said before that 2019 was an inflection point for the Group.
Clearbridge Mkt cap is now around S$60m....while their associate Biolidics' market cap is slightly higher at about S$65m
Clearbridge owns about 23% of Biolidics (which is about S$15m in value), so the market is valuing the rest of Clearbridge healthcare business (in Philippines, Malaysia, Sinapore, Hong Kong and Indonesia) at only S$45m. 
Is this a reasonable valuation then? Dun forget Clearbridge has a management team (most are ex-cordlife staff whom joined Jeremy at Clearbridge) with a proven track record in the healthcare industry. 
 
Look at Clearbridge...their revenue went from 200k to S$21m in 2 years with a groing presence in Southeast Asia....CEO (Jeremy Yee) already said before that 2019 was an inflection point for the Group.
Clearbridge Mkt cap is now around S$60m....while their associate Biolidics' market cap is slightly higher at about S$65m
Clearbridge owns about 23% of Biolidics (which is about S$15m in value), so the market is valuing the rest of Clearbridge healthcare business (in Philippines, Malaysia, Sinapore, Hong Kong and Indonesia) at only S$45m. 
Is this a reasonable valuation then? Dun forget Clearbridge has a management team (most are ex-cordlife staff whom joined Jeremy at Clearbridge) with a proven track record in the healthcare industry. 
 
Telemedicine startup Doctor Anywhere raises US$27 mil in funding round, eyes further overseas expansion
Bloomberg  31/03/2020, 3:44pm
SINGAPORE (Mar 31):  Doctor Anywhere, a Singapore startup for remote medical consultations, raised US$27 million ($38.5 million) in funding as the coronavirus pandemic fuels demand for telemedicine services.
The latest investors include Square Peg, an Australian venture capital firm EDBI, a Singapore government investment arm and IHH Healthcare Bhd., which operates hospitals and other facilities in Southeast Asia and beyond. The fundraising brings the startup&rsquo s capital base to more than US$40 million.
Demand for online medical consultations has surged in recent months as the coronavirus overwhelms traditional hospitals and health-care facilities. In China, where the outbreak first erupted in January, more people than ever turned to online consultations and health services after hospitals struggled to cope with the initial deluge of people seeking treatment.
Doctor Anywhere&rsquo s revenue and usage has grown by two to three times in recent months, Lim Wai Mun, the company&rsquo s founder and chief executive officer, said in a phone interview. The global outbreak has encouraged previously skeptical people to try out telemedicine and -- based on the company&rsquo s data -- there&rsquo s more than a 50% chance that first-time users will return, he added.
&ldquo It&rsquo s definitely a catalyst to shift the fundamentals in the whole telehealth industry,&rdquo Lim said. &ldquo Our view is that it is not something that is reactive there is a change in fundamentals.&rdquo
Doctor Anywhere serves more than a million users in Thailand and Vietnam and its home base of Singapore, which has experienced a resurgence in Covid-19 cases. People there can download its app to consult a licensed doctor for $20, and get medicine delivered to their homes. Since the outbreak, Doctor Anywhere has deployed its platform at ferry terminals around the island, and it&rsquo s  also provided services to self-quarantined individuals. Lim said he now plans to use the new capital to expand to Malaysia and the Philippines while deepening its presence in existing markets.
&ldquo EDB seeks to bolster Doctor Anywhere&rsquo s journey as it continues to champion the adoption of telemedicine to bring healthcare accessibility and affordability to all patients in Southeast Asia,&rdquo said Chu Swee Yeok, CEO of EDBI, the investing arm of the government agency spearheading economic development of Singapore.
The latest investors include Square Peg, an Australian venture capital firm EDBI, a Singapore government investment arm and IHH Healthcare Bhd., which operates hospitals and other facilities in Southeast Asia and beyond. The fundraising brings the startup&rsquo s capital base to more than US$40 million.
Demand for online medical consultations has surged in recent months as the coronavirus overwhelms traditional hospitals and health-care facilities. In China, where the outbreak first erupted in January, more people than ever turned to online consultations and health services after hospitals struggled to cope with the initial deluge of people seeking treatment.
Doctor Anywhere&rsquo s revenue and usage has grown by two to three times in recent months, Lim Wai Mun, the company&rsquo s founder and chief executive officer, said in a phone interview. The global outbreak has encouraged previously skeptical people to try out telemedicine and -- based on the company&rsquo s data -- there&rsquo s more than a 50% chance that first-time users will return, he added.
&ldquo It&rsquo s definitely a catalyst to shift the fundamentals in the whole telehealth industry,&rdquo Lim said. &ldquo Our view is that it is not something that is reactive there is a change in fundamentals.&rdquo
 
&ldquo EDB seeks to bolster Doctor Anywhere&rsquo s journey as it continues to champion the adoption of telemedicine to bring healthcare accessibility and affordability to all patients in Southeast Asia,&rdquo said Chu Swee Yeok, CEO of EDBI, the investing arm of the government agency spearheading economic development of Singapore.
Biggest shareholder of Biolidics. Medical research once got any breakthrough market demand products rewards will be multifold.
Now we know how confident they were and married deals with 0.010-0.020 pip higher than market price.
Ramster ( Date: 31-Mar-2020 15:17) Posted:
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There were 2mil married deals about 2 weeks ago priced at .133c n .128c so maybe the news already known ????
Betting against management team (with strong track record in the healthcare industry).....i leave it to the judgement of individual opinions. 
now 0.121  0.125. high 0.135. easy to make 10bids shorting
wolverine23 ( Date: 31-Mar-2020 09:25) Posted:
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