Kromek Share Discussion Threads

[chimers] 19/12/2017 10:02

Do yas think that just "maybe" you have been MISLEAD ?

EH.................?

DO YOU ?


HUH ?

MMMMM ?

[chimers] 19/12/2017 10:00

Your still not "GETTING" it guys.

WASHINGTON POST.

26/09/2017
WASHINGTON — If anyone tried to deploy a “dirty bomb” or other radiological weapon in the D.C. region, Metro Transit Police officers might be the first line of defense, and Thursday, the Metro Board is expected to formally accept radiation detection devices purchased for each member of the police department.


WASHINGTON, DC NEWS
The transit police officers play a critical role in efforts to reduce the risk of a radiological terror attack because of the large area the agency covers, briefing documents for the Metro Board said.
The devices were purchased through a federal Homeland Security grant.

“The MTPD role in regional operation plans is to successfully prevent, deter, detect, and interdict the illicit use, storage, or transportation of radiological/nuclear material that could be used to attack WMATA or other critical infrastructure in the (National Capital Region),” the documents said.

The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments used $2.4 million in federal grant funding to buy 375 personal radiation detectors for transit police officers, plus more than 80 specialized devices for use by special teams or in special circumstances. Those specialized devices include 10 portable systems that can be used at security checkpoints and 11 devices that identify the type of isotope emitting the detected radiation.

Metro Transit Police plan to train all officers on how to use the personal detection equipment, and about 60 officers will be trained on how to use the specialized devices that can be used either for incidents in the Metro system or anywhere else in the region.

Officers will carry the personal detection devices daily as part of the regular gear. The devices last five to seven years.

[chimers] 19/12/2017 09:41

RIP KROMEK.

[escapetohome] 19/12/2017 09:38

You should become on of their salesmen, with you on board surely they will start to get those orders?

[escapetohome] 19/12/2017 09:27

Dont invest too much in these aim shares!

Dont trust what they say, if you like one put a max 2000 - 3000 in.

[chimers] 19/12/2017 09:26

If only someone had forewarned about all of this eh....................if only......sniff.

[chimers] 19/12/2017 09:25

£5M SPENT OF LOSING YOU £1.8M

COSMIC..............

[wigancasino] 19/12/2017 09:02

QP is OTT! No doubt everyone on here feels sorry about yesterdays events but to try and link it to a comment on here is ridiculous.

[alter ego] 19/12/2017 09:01

QP that's your interpretation not the one most poeple would recognise. Suggest you pass on!

[quepassa] 19/12/2017 08:57

Making comments about tracks when people have died yesterday because a train came off its tracks.

If you think that's appropriate and a good thing to do, you are a real sicko. It is an offensive comment and an apology or retraction would be in order.

QP

[melton john] 19/12/2017 08:53

QP stupid comment, poor show.

[escapetohome] 19/12/2017 08:47

How can a radiation detectors company report have anything at all to due with a railway accident?

‘Track’ there could be no connection whatsoever.

[quepassa] 19/12/2017 08:44

"ALL ON TRACK"

Inappropriate, unfortunate and distasteful choice of words after yesterday's appalling rail accident in the USA.

Shame on you. Poor show.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[susiebe] 19/12/2017 08:41

Kromek first half revenues up 27%By StockMarketWire | Tue, 19th December 2017 - 07:14First half revenues at Kromek - a radiation detection technology company focusing on the medical, security screening and nuclear markets - rose by 27% to £4.8m.Gross margins in the six months to the end of October improved to 63% (H1 2016/17: 53%) and pre-tax losses were unchanged at £1.8m.Losses before interest, taxm depreciation and amortisation narrowed to £0.3m - down from £0.6m last time.

[edmonda] 19/12/2017 08:31

For rational analysis - new , full research note out from ED :




All on track