Sareum is an experienced and specialist Structure-based Drug Discovery company. We accelerate and improve the productivity of both our in-house and our partners' discovery research using our proprietary approaches.

Sareum has a highly experienced team with a track record of delivering high quality results for pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients.

Sareum is developing a robust pipeline of novel cancer drug candidates for partnering with pharmaceutical companies. We generate revenues to support this pipeline through the provision of our specialist discovery research services.

Sareum delivers results through the entire drug discovery value chain, from gene through to valuable preclinical candidate. We carry out complete structure-based discovery programmes for creating novel pre-clinical candidates as well as specific tailored projects to resolve clients' issues in gene to structure, structure to lead, and/or lead to candidate activities.

Sareum creates novel IP and highly valuable clinical candidates for our clients across a range of therapeutic areas. We are very flexible in our approach to how we structure our partnerships and can engage in fee-for-service, out-source research, technology transfer or joint research programmes.

Sareum is a public listed company and its shares are listed on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange.

I've transferred funds elsewhere for now but am keeping this on my watchlist.

A lot of these early-stage bio companies just take ages to get going properly because much of the research literally takes years. However, I'm sure they're doing some solid work - as evidenced by their partners in oncology - and will win through eventually.

Most don't Toya; Phase I to Phase III trials can take anything up to 7 years during which time the company returns to the market for cash top ups on a regular basis. Mind you if you pick the right one the return can be spectacular. Actually, I have one in my bottom drawer, CeNeS and they do have a drug at Phase III. Following numerous cash calls and a consolidation, even if the SP rockets in previously mentioned spectacular fashion, I doubt I will ever be in profit!

AZM are another good example.

Guess the trick is to get in really low and wait for a possible bit of good news, double bag, take the profit and run like the clappers.

pth

Toya, looks like your transfer was in right moment, 5% down today,

ptholden, if you will have a look at chart of Sareum, one time on year is always some news or expectations which help to make some nice profit:)

Sareum Holdings PLC
12 December 2007



For immediate release 12 December 2007



SAREUM HOLDINGS PLC
(\"Sareum\" or the \"Company\")

Extension of Genentech Agreement

Sareum Holdings plc (AIM: SAR), the specialist structure-based drug discovery
business, is pleased to announce that it has extended its agreement with
Genentech, Inc. for a further 6 months following its initial agreement announced
in November 2006.

Under the terms of this agreement, Sareum will continue to apply its skills in
high throughput protein expression, purification and structure determination on
drug discovery targets designated by Genentech.

In return, Sareum will receive research fees and may receive specific
success-dependent milestone payments. Financial terms of the agreement were not
disclosed.

Commenting on the agreement, Sareum\'s Chief Executive Officer, Dr Tim Mitchell,
said: \"Successfully delivering on relationships with leading companies such as
Genentech is a key component of our business strategy and an outstanding
validation of Sareum\'s technology and expertise. We are very pleased to have
supported Genentech\'s programs over the last 12 months, and look forward to
continuing this important relationship.\"

For further information:

Sareum Holdings 01223 497700

Tim Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer

Buchanan Communications 020 7466 5000

Tim Anderson, Mary-Jane Johnson

Grant Thornton Corporate Finance 020 7383 5100

Philip Secrett, Colin Aaronson

Fernandesb: this is just an extension of an existing contract so nothing earth-shattering, hence lack of movement in sp. When they do get a new contract, though, the sp will shoot up - as it did in January; will get back in then.

Toya, my problem is that I am in already:):)

Good luck then Fernandesb - only a matter of time. Alternatively, you might consider biting the bullet and moving funds elsewhere, where your money might do better in the short term. I've only learned that recently, from people here, and it's been very helpful.

Anyone like to suggest why such a contract is ONLY for 6-months?

Just seems rather short.

Also I don't like to see Dilution ( eg in Aug06 and another? during 07), that's very damaging for earlier shareholders.

well I spoke to the bloke (nice guy Dr. Mitchell), they say they are talking to many companies, potential partners, they are part of many events around the world. He sounded very sensible to me. I believe they have right people, right goals and they know the way they should go. But as someone on BB said before, this kind of company might be even years of developing something before we hear something spectacular , I'm still in ready to add a little bit more is something happen.

Fernandes: I think you're right about the people at SAR but time is the key factor probably.

Am enjoying a very nice ride from .225 hope some of you others are on board.

On the rise again but no news as such, bit of info borrowed from ADVFN board:

Dear Shareholders,

I have recently received several requests to issue an RNS update on the status of our research programmes. I thank you for your continuing interest in Sareum, and I understand your desire for more frequent information updates.

While the recent in-vivo results for Chk1 are very promising, it was our, and our advisors, opinion that this did not warrant a RNS release without added context, such as presentation of these results at an international cancer conference. Any announcement regarding Chk1 must be made in conjunction with our partners, the Institute of Cancer Research and Cancer Research Technologies.

However, in light of the number of requests I have received for information updates, I will discuss your wishes with my fellow Directors and advisors.

With best regards,

Tim Mitchell, CEO

Possible news coming:
June 10-12, 2009 - ERBI BioPartnering Exchange, Cambridge, UK
ERBI Ltd

ERBI's 11th Cambridge BioPartnering Exchange

Date:10 - 12th June 2009

Venue:Wellcome Trust, Genome Campus, Cambridge UK

is no one watching this fantastic rise.....hello

Held these at .0022p sold now .0082 lovely. profit in the bank cynic.

Glad you made a profit Balerboy - it's already back to about half of what it was when you sold!

Far too minnowish currently

Thanks Toya, but a profit is a profit that can be spent on bigger fish.. :)) infact it bought PXS, gone from minnow to a carp lol.

Just hope it doesn't turn into a man-eating shark!

If it dose i'll share a steak with you..lol

Thanks - but I might prefer a stake lol!

owch, that hurt. :)