Eurocontrol Technics Ord EUCTF

MAYBE A TAKEOVER CANIDATE ????

[homerunstock]

We shall see !!!!

[Ringert]

Lol, poor guy. You have no idea how desperate you sound do you?

[homerunstock]

Lol what a sad board & sad stock ! Its usually when things are at there lowest is when things turn in something and the point of this post - management is living well though so maybe we just continue to see the exterior shine frome the outside that they are trying to show you know awards - interviews - confrences - r&d etc until we bleed no more and fade into oblivion base case point is we

[kidl2]

No one can buy EUO unless it’s SICPA. SICPA’s 20% plus other insiders plus disinterested parties make this impossible.   IF SICPA wants EUO, they will short the stock down to 50% of cash value, offer a 20% premium, sweeten the pie for Bruce and Doron likely by just handing the X’s to Doron who will try to spin the 2 X’s off into another public company since they can’t exist as a self-funding

[endeavour]

As usual, more drivel being posted by Kidl, the once logical, reasonable poster now turned blatant Basher. You said; "EUO is self-destructing as their cash is going down" - geez, this isn't even trying to sound bright here. EVERY company that isn't profitable sees their cash decline each quarter, so thats MOST stocks on the market and nearly every junior for starters! The end

[kidl2]

If it makes you feel better to call me a blatant basher, be my guest BUT keep in mind the often enough outlined reason for turning into a bear.   I would have much rather remained a bull but two years of accomplishing nothing except burning through millions while losing 50% of EUO’s valuation clearly made fools of stubborn bulls. As for the SICPA deal … Timing strongly

[endeavour]

how can you say 2 years of accomplishing nothing? Just because they are not profitable yet certainly does not mean they have accomplished nothing. Far from it. They have pumped in literally MILLIONS into R&D which they never would have been able to if not for the Sicpa deal, and progressed multiple business divisions to the point of commercialization. That is certainly not '2 years of

[StockMagician]

LOL   50% of cash value?   Come on now, you and I both know that while it has dipped well below net cash value numerous times in the past, after the GFI deal closed, it has never stayed down that low for more than a week or two. If Sicpa wants the rest of EUO, they probably look at what the net cash value is for the company, add on the remaining amount of the royalty payments, then

[newdaydawning]

By your analysis, SICPA would pay less than $2.5M for Xenemetrix, Xwinsys and Croptimal. That is not a win-win for shareholders as you suggested. What many fail to realize is that EUO has invested heavily in R&D, much of which is now in late-stage commercialization. If you add up the total R&D dollars ploughed into the three subsidiaries, you have a better approximation of their combined