RE:Seeking Alpha Article on VancGreat write up. I wasn't aware Arun owns a few Shoppers Drug Mart in the Lower Mainland. The following quotes are certainly notable....“The result: more then two thirds of prescriptions in Canada are now filled with generics, while some brand manufacturers lack new drugs in the pipeline to take up the slack.”…….. “allows Vancpharma to import from other manufacturers across the world and faces less barriers to entry; allows for importing both generic and non-generic drugs thus allowing the company to compete with other companies in branded drugs as well as their core generics business; and adds major clout when negotiating for exclusivity rights across Canada.”……… “The secret to being able to license so many drugs within such a short period of time, less than a year after being restructured is CEO, Arun Nayyar.”…….. “Some information that you won't find on LinkedIn is that he's an owner of a few Shoppers Drug stores in the Vancouver area, and also has deep-ties, and solid connections in India. This helps to secure licensing of the generics in exchange for manufacturing rights when Health Canada approves the products.” ……… “when compared some of the other generics companies, Vancpharma looks very undervalued based solely off of its standing drug portfolio.”…….. “The initial adoption rate risk is reduced from the outset because between members of the management team, they own a little more than a dozen pharmacies. Not to mention now that Health Canada has granted the company a Drug Establish License it can pursue additional revenue opportunities and further de-risked the investment.”…….. “Vancpharma set forth some ambitious goals, but has already accomplished so much in such a short amount of time that I really have large aspirations for it (and shareholders).”……. “Bottom line, I think that there is a very compelling opportunity to invest right now”.