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VENDTEK SYSTEMS INC V.VSI

"VendTek Systems Inc develops, markets, and licenses automated transaction system software and supporting technologies. Its software product, eFresh provides electronic distribution infrastructure to service providers, retailers and retail distributors."


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Post by trytomakeabuckon Jan 02, 2013 9:03am
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Hugh Cleland's Latest Opinion

Hugh Cleland's Latest Opinion

VENDTEK: my biggest disappointment

Clearly, VendTek has been my biggest disappointment since BIPES was launched on January

31, 2011. Even the long-awaited Petrobras deal, announced this past summer, has been

unable to turn the company’s fortunes so far. Right now, I am in the middle of digging in, and

trying to understand more deeply what has gone wrong. I do know this: as follows from the

“PE Strategy”, I will be investing alongside Privinvest (the largest investor in VendTek) in the

convertible debenture that was announced in September. Both Privinvest and I feel that there

is something of value in VendTek, and it is incumbent upon us to explore how to re-build as

much value as possible from this debacle. It may indeed turn out that the convertible

debenture was an excellent entry point for new money—but that is no comfort. I continue to

prefer to hold off on making any in-depth comments until further developments.

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