Omega Diagnostics court summons
Omega Diagnostics subsidiary received HSE court summons for alleged 2018 biological agents breach.
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Cambridge Nutritional Sciences plc (AIM: CNSL), the specialist medical diagnostics company focused on promoting a personalised and functional approach to health and nutrition, has received a summons for its subsidiary Omega Diagnostics in relation to an alleged historical breach of HSE regulations. The alleged offences relate to Omega South West, a company previously owned by Omega Diagnostics Limited and sold in 2018.
The alleged historical breach occurred in 2018 under legislation appertaining to the possession and use of biological agents at a small facility being used by Omega South West for its trading activities during its existence. The facility in question was sold in 2018 and in the same year Omega South West ceased all trading activities. This entity has not formed any part of the Company's ongoing operations or business model and there are currently no employees within the Company who had any dealings or involvement with Omega South West.
The Company has received a summons with a first hearing scheduled for the 18th March 2025. The Company is discussing the matter with its legal advisers and determining the best course of action for all stakeholders.
The Company will make further announcements as appropriate.
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