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..........Osmetech....Sample the Success.......... (OMH)     

bangersmam - 07 Dec 2005 11:34

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Osmetech acquired the Opti product line from Roche Diagnostics. Opti is the portable analysis technology for bloodgas and electrolytes measurement. This highly successful analyser has also taken the veterinary world by storm. IDEXX Laboratories Inc (IDXX) have entered into a ten year OEM agreement to provide the customised OPTI analysers to the veterinary field under the brand VetStat.

In September 2004 the company acquired the "OPTIgene" (Genedrive) product from MS this technology will enable OMH a strong entry point into the fastest growing market segment of DNA based diagnostics. A market that is growing at an annual rate of 20% and is currently worth $ 22 bln !

In the latest acquisition 1/7/05 Osmetech acquired Clinical Micro Sensors from Motorola PLC, OMH plans to utilise the eSensor technology coupled with OPTIgene to address the majority of existing and new tests in the genetic diagnostics market. 'CMS's diagnostic tests for cystic fibrosis and CYP450 are closest to commercial launch and OMH believes that these products have significant market potential.

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Up Coming Events in 2006

CMS CYP450 product Launch!!!!!............................................. 2006

IDEXX critical care platform Launch!!!!!....................................2006/7....much more to follow

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hobbsts - 21 Mar 2006 17:46 - 48 of 173

Its the market that ultimately judges the company by its performance and future outlook. I would absolutely love OMH to rocket and make me some money, but I think people have to be realistic and not to get carried away with the jam tomorrow syndrome.

astonvilla - 21 Mar 2006 18:35 - 49 of 173

exactly Hobbsts you only have to view AD VFN message board to see what Ditchpig and Bangersmam post......if anybody is clueless its them. They abuse and ridicule people who dare to have a slightly different opinion to themselves......so what is the point of investor threads if it is not for debate, either positive or negative. i feel quite sorry for them as I have far better things to do than call people clueless ***** and pathetic. The more OMH posts here the better as I am sure Moneyam will not let this site get as abusive as AD VFN. Sorry to say like most things it is a few people that spoil it for the rest of us.

soul traders - 21 Mar 2006 19:00 - 50 of 173

bangersmam,

not shortsighted, just opening up the debate a little. As I have said, I could be persuaded to buy more OMH, but only if I think I can see significant upside, and more than in the many other stocks I am also watching.

Ditchpig,

You'll notice that I don't make personal comments; I'm here to talk about shares. Ten-baggers, preferably.

And I'll thank you for minding your language.

bangersmam - 22 Mar 2006 14:06 - 51 of 173

Usual sell off after the results, the small short sighted PI's sell and the big boys buy. I dont think it will be long before an increased holdings RNS comes out.

My guess is that Gartmore have been loading up. Time will tell.

DITCHPIG - 22 Mar 2006 15:42 - 52 of 173

Presumably you were driven out of Bournemouth with pitchforks and flaming torches. Arrrr don't want none of those namby pamby 'omosexual types 'ere.

soul traders - 22 Mar 2006 15:45 - 53 of 173

Actually it was electric cattle prods - the farmers down in Dorset aren't as backward as they're made out to be.

DITCHPIG - 22 Mar 2006 16:12 - 54 of 173

LOL!
arrr don't be messin wiv this ere new fangled lectric. It be witchcraft I'll tell thee.

bangersmam - 23 Mar 2006 11:43 - 55 of 173

So its confirmed - Gartmore WERE buying the shares from the likes of the above shortsighted ones.

bangersmam - 23 Mar 2006 11:49 - 56 of 173

SAR 3 - Osmetech plc

FORM SAR 3

DISCLOSURE OF ACQUISITIONS

(Rule 3 of The Rules Governing Substantial Acquisitions of Shares)

Name of acquirer Gartmore Investment Management plc

Beneficial owner, if different (Investments managed on a discretionary
from above basis)

Names of any other persons
acting by agreement or
understanding (see SAR 5)

Company dealt in Osmetech plc

Class of voting shares (eg Ordinary GBP0.001
ordinary shares)

Date of acquisition 22nd March 2006

Number of shares acquired 1,700,000


Number of rights over shares
acquired

Nature of rights over shares

Total holding of voting shares 24,084,657 (18.27%)
(and percentage of total voting
shares in issue)

Total holding of rights over
shares (and percentage of total
voting shares in issue)

Combined total holding (and 24,084,657 (18.27%)
percentage) of voting shares and
rights over shares

DITCHPIG - 23 Mar 2006 11:53 - 57 of 173

Casts a different light on it now.

bangersmam - 23 Mar 2006 12:36 - 58 of 173

The threads quiet today, i wonder where our most recent contributors might be??
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hobbst - 23 Mar 2006 13:50 - 59 of 173

Am sitting comfortably, still holding onto my OMH shares.

I think this thread needed a dose of realism to inject some proper debate about the future direction of the share price. Opposing views should be welcomed provided that nobody conducts personal vendettas just because they dont agree. I personally dont give a toss if someone calls me a tw@t or something similar, but it hardly adds anything meaningful to the debate.

Can only be a good thing that Gartmore have increased their stake.

DITCHPIG - 23 Mar 2006 13:57 - 60 of 173

Can it? State the ble@ding obvious why don't you.
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well you've really added a lot haven't you.
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hobbst - 23 Mar 2006 14:07 - 61 of 173

Sorry DITCHPIG, not going to drop to your level, grown-ups only.

soul traders - 23 Mar 2006 15:06 - 62 of 173

bangersmam,

was busy watching VOG, which is what I bought when I sold my OMH. To date I've gained 14% instead of dropping 30%.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have an appointment to get myself fitted for a new white cane . . .

DITCHPIG - 23 Mar 2006 15:07 - 63 of 173

Yes I'm sure that's what you told the judge.

astonvilla - 23 Mar 2006 17:30 - 64 of 173

I continue to hold......if you could read english you would see our posts were about your infantile behaviour.....if anybody reads ADVFN they would see you behave the same way on that thread. My posts from now on are directed to serious traders like Hobbst and Soul traders who have objective views.

DITCHPIG - 23 Mar 2006 19:12 - 65 of 173

Oh I see. Thanks for letting us know.
Pity that yourself and the "serious traders like Hobbst and Soul traders " don't know the first thing about Osmetech its products, statergy or history but as you say you are just "serious traders" such things wouldn't be of interest to you.
Hope you managed to put your shorts out today before something vital got singed.
Still as they say in the Midlands.
Shit on the villa!!!

bangersmam - 24 Mar 2006 08:50 - 66 of 173

Osmetech (OMH) are tipped as a good value buy in todays Investors Chronicle.

bangersmam - 27 Mar 2006 15:20 - 67 of 173

Hot of the press

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200603271510554570A

Osmetech PLC
27 March 2006


Osmetech plc ('Osmetech' or 'the Company')


The Company was notified on 24rd March that Gartmore Investment Ltd (GIL)
Gartmore Fund Managers Limited (GFM) and Gartmore Global Partners (GGP)
increased its reportable interest in the Company due to the purchase of
1,700,000 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence in Osmetech on the 22nd March 2006 and by
a further 25,000 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence in Osmetech on the 23rd March
2006.

The total holding of 24,109,657 shares comprises the aggregated holdings
controlled by GIL, GFM and GGP and represents approximately 18.29 per cent of
the Company's issued ordinary share capital.








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