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Kane Biotech Inc. V.KNE

Alternate Symbol(s):  KNBIF

Kane Biotech Inc. is a Canada-based biotechnology company. The Company is engaged in the research, development and commercialization of technologies and products that prevent and remove microbial biofilms. It has a portfolio of biotechnologies and products, which includes StrixNB, DispersinB, Aledex, bluestem, bluestem, silkstem, goldstem, coactiv+, coactiv+, DermaKB and DermaKB Biofilm. Its Wound Care & Surgical division is focused on the product development of DispersinB for applications in chronic wound care. Its bluestem product line includes water additives, chews, spray and dental wipes. Its other products in development stage include Coactiv+, antimicrobial wound rinse for use in acute and chronic wounds; Coactiv+, antimicrobial surgical hydrogel for use in surgical and acute wounds, and DispersinB Gel for prosthetic joint infection. It also provides Scalp Detoxifier, Shampoo and Shampoo Bars. Its primary markets for its technologies are animal health and human health.


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Comment by CurlyMickon Apr 30, 2014 9:50am
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RE:RE:RE:Strange

RE:RE:RE:StrangeThe only reason I see is because cash from the exercise of warrants transaction goes into capital as opposed to open market where it goes back to us as the individual sellers.

IMHO, some of the best (caring about a company's vision) longterm holders and value investors will pay a premium through exercising warrants to maintain a company and protect their original investment through shoring up the operating cap.

In Mr. Froehlics case, he'd be supporting a continuing salary, but I am sure he also believes strongly in his company's potential products. 

Yes, I know it sounds naive and counter-intuitive to some. I won't bore you more with the psychology behind it.... because you probably get it anyway.
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