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Vista Group International Ltd V.VGL


Primary Symbol: VGLIF

Vista Group International Limited is a New Zealand-based company, which provides software and technology solutions across the global film industry. The Company operates through three segments: Cinema segment, Movio segment, and Additional Group Companies segment (AGC). Cinema segment offers software associated with cinema management via Vista software suite of products, plus the cloud based Veezi product for smaller scale cinemas. This segment also includes the Retriever client contracts, movieXchange and Share Dimension products. Movio segment includes the Movio Cinema and Media products, both of which provide data analytics and campaign management. The Company’s AGC segment includes an aggregation of Maccs, Powster, Flicks, and Numero. The Company’s geographical segments include New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, and Other.


OTCPK:VGLIF - Post by User

Post by IChingon Jun 25, 2008 9:29am
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Post# 15226077

Greg Peet

Greg Peet

Usually guys with deep pockets don't buy into loosing propositions...that's how their pockets became deep. LOL
Multi-year losses become an additional attraction for a large taker over company, since those losses offset their taxable income. Yeah...
As for the final sale price of Vigil (not a matter of if, but when)...it does not really matter if it is 20cents, 50 cents or $1...Peet and other investors buying at the bottom will make money. The sale price will be dictated by market conditions in the M&A business, and the specifics of Vigil's spreadsheet at the time. Business is growing. Good.  Keep patenting and keep growing.  One big medical/health equipment company will eventually take over Vigil.

Cheers

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