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Two of the scientists behind Britain s AstraZeneca jab could both make £26million today as the tech firm that developed it hits the US stock market.
Oxford professors Sarah Gilbert and Adrian Hill both own 5.2 per cent of Vaccitech, which will later float on America s Nasdaq exchange.
The pair are alongside other scientists and investors who put money and expertise into the company after it was founded in 2016.
Companies House papers audited by MailOnline show Profs Gilbert and Hill each hold 2,500 ordinary shares in the firm, out of a total 47,827.
Experts have suggested it is targeting a value of some £509 million, meaning if this is realised, the two scientists stakes will be each worth £26.4million.
Government s vaccine advisory group recommended healthy people aged 19 to 29 offered different vaccine
Review by drugs watchdog MHRA found that 79 out of 20m Britons given AZ vaccine suffered blood clots
MHRA insisted there was still no concrete proof vaccine is causing the clots, but admitted link getting firmer
Matt Hancock said it showed the safety system is working because regulators can spot extremely rare event
He said AstraZeneca vaccine is safe and there is more than enough Moderna and Pfizer jabs for under-30s
Health Secretary also insisted Government remains on course to offer all UK adults a jab by the end of July