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Encouraging top-line data from Unyvero urinary tract infection (UTI) panel
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Encouraging top-line data from Unyvero urinary tract infection (UTI) panel
On 13 December 2022, OpGen (Nasdaq CM: OPGN) announced encouraging top-line data from its Unyvero urinary tract infection (UTI) panel, a diagnostic test designed to detect pathogens and antimicrobial resistance markers related to UTI, from native urine specimens without the need for culturing.
These favorable data should support an FDA De Novo application, which Edison anticipates in Q123, followed by likely launch in 2024, provided FDA clearance is received.
In this video, Edison Group Managing Director, Soo Romanoff and OpGen’s CEO, Oliver Schacht, discuss the significance of the trial data and OpGen’s future plans.
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Edison Explains: Value emerging in the SA office property sector for long-term investors
Over the past five years, the office property sector has suffered from a mixture of negative factors, led by the oversupply of gross lettable space. According to the South African Property Owners Association, in December 2019 the office vacancy rate was 12.7% and deteriorated to 18% in December 2021. It improved marginally to 16% in Q322. Rising office vacancies were exacerbated by the COVID-19 lockdowns and an exponential increase in the adoption of remote working. Post the COVID pandemic, some companies have embraced a hybrid working model which, in most cases, allows employees to work onsite for two to three days a week. This has resulted in workspace optimisation and contributed to the downsizing of office space by tenants, especially at lease expiry. According to our research, more than 60% of listed property companies in South Africa have exposure to the office property sector. Given the low vacancy rates in retail (5%) and industrial (4%), it is prudent to conclude that high office vacancy rates have made a significant contribution to the de-rating of the listed property sector, which currently trades at a 40% discount to NAV.
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