RE:DML is no good for FCUFissionowner wrote: DML lost $13.9 million dollars in the latest 6 months reporting period. The next 6 months will be better because of the sale of properties. Even so, its real operations lose money every year.
DML not only looses money on operations, it loses money for its shareholders. It is very good at that. Just look at the trading history of its shares.
Why would FCU hook up with a loser like that? Give me one good reason.
I would think, given the drastic decline in DML shareprice, if any bigger companies considered DML a serious takeout candiate on its own that they would have made a hostile bid by now. Consider this, if big companies aren't interested in DML at these levels, then why should FCU be interested?