Remote Monitored Systems substantial IP opportunities with P2F (Interview)

Remote Monitored Systems Plc (LON:RMS) Executive Chairman Antony Legge joins DirectorsTalk to discuss full year results for the period ended 31st December 20210. Antony talks us through the major events of the year, how a name change to Nanosynth reflects a more focused Group, the new two-pronged approach to marketing the Pro-Larva mask, other areas the Group will be focusing and newsflow for the coming months.

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