Microsaic Systems (GB:MSYS) has released an update.
Microsaic Systems has received a £262,000 R&D tax credit from HMRC for its work on a Covid-19 pathogen detector, and is progressing in developing a multi-pathogen water detector called ‘Tethys Purity’. The company has undergone a restructuring at the start of the year, aiming to integrate Microsaic and Modern Water technologies to enhance its water testing solutions. Executive Chairman Bob Moore expresses optimism for growth and the creation of value for investors through strategic partnerships and the advancement of the company’s combined technological capabilities.
For further insights into GB:MSYS stock, check out TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.
