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TruScreen to raise more capital after another ‘going concern’ tag

Founding shareholders Waitara Trustees and John Sorensen continue to sell down their stakes.

TruScreen chairman Anthony Ho.

Kiwi cervical cancer screening device company TruScreen will try to raise up to $2 million in capital early next year after its unaudited half-year accounts were flagged by directors as a "going concern".

The NZX and ASX-listed company made a $1.22m loss in the six months ending September 30

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Fiona Rotherham Wed, 30 Nov 2022
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