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Burcon NutraScience Corp T.BU

Alternate Symbol(s):  BRCNF

Burcon NutraScience Corporation is a Canada-based technology company. The Company is engaged in the development of plant-based proteins for foods and beverages. The Company has a patent portfolio covering its specialty plant-based proteins derived from pea, canola, soy, hemp and sunflower seeds, among other plant sources. The Company is involved in the production, sales, marketing and distribution of pulse protein ingredients, including Peazazz and Peazac pea proteins and its canola proteins, Supertein, Puratein and Nutratein (collectively, the Products). The Company's subsidiary is Burcon NutraScience (MB) Corp., which is engaged in the research and development.


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Comment by Woodporteron Feb 08, 2008 11:49pm
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RE: Good link

RE: Good linkInteresting link. From the link: "The soy market is worth $18 billion per year in the USA. Given that Burcon's products will compete with soy and other protein rich products, it is likely that a successful commercial launch should provide a greater than $1 billion Intrinsic Value." At a share float of 25 million, this is a share value of $40. The intrinsic value number they provide is a very round number. I tend to suspect the sophistication of such round numbers. Further, the value of the soy market (notice they did not say soy protein market) has little relation to the canola protein market, IMO.
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