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Aeris Environmental Ltd T.AEI


Primary Symbol: AETLF

Aeris Environmental Ltd is an Australia-based company, which offers environmental cleaning products and services. The principal activities of the Company consist of research, development, commercialization of technologies and global distribution of HVAC/R Hygiene, anti-corrosion and disinfectant products. It also provides HVAC/R Hygiene and Remediation Technology, Indoor Air Quality and Corrosion Protection services. The Company's segments include Australian Operations and International Operations. Its product categories include HVAC & R, Cleaning and Disinfecting, Surface Cleaning, mold and Odour Control, Equipment Cleaning and Corrosion Protection. AerisGuard products prevent mold and bacteria growth in HVAC & R units. Its hygiene products kill germs, bacteria, some viruses, mold and other fungi on hard surfaces and on hands. The Company's technologies include Tri-Enzyme-Clean, Residual Shield and Probiotic-Guard.


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Post by zedex99on Mar 19, 2013 5:59pm
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Excess Cash Flow from US propertes"

Excess Cash Flow from US propertes"

Following is quote from latest report.

"As previously disclosed, Arsenal together with its advisors, continue to analyze various alternatives by which excess cash flow from its US properties may be efficiently returned to its shareholders, which could include a corporate reorganization or other alternative."

Maybe I'm not too bright, but wouldn't the most efficient use of excess cash flow be pay down the debt?  Or am I missing something? Seems that might benefit all shareholders. Corporate reorgs seldom benefit anyone but the paid re-orgers.

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