Shares of Braveheart Investment Group plc (LON: BRH) today surged 15.2% after the company announced that it could start selling a new antiviral face mask that can kill the coronavirus COVID-19 by the end of the year.
Investors cheered the news given the recent flurry of activities at Pharm2Farm (P2F), a Braveheart investee company, which created a textile coating with nanoparticles that have long-lasting virucidal properties.
Braveheart revealed that it has final test results from two independent labs showing that the masks have a ‘kill rate’ of over 90% that can last up to seven hours, hence, qualifying for ISO 18184 certification.
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ISO 18184 certification is the international benchmark for antiviral activity in fabrics set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Pharm2Farm has applied for a patent to protect the intellectual property behind the unique coating technology.
Braveheart also revealed that it is building an automated mask production line that can produce 5 million masks a month, which should be ready by end of December. The company also sold its 51.72% stake in P2F to Remote Monitored Systems Plc (RMS) and will now own 37.12% of RMS.
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Braveheart shares today surged 15.2% to trade at 38p having gapped higher from Thursday’s closing price of 33p.
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