Functional Technologies Corp FEBTF

Media Coverage: Functional rises on new foos safet

[stocksaver]

https://www.cantechletter.com/2011/02/functional-technologies-rises-on-new-food-safety-concerns/

[deepintoit]

Is this right ? $5 billion dollar marketis it possible for them to get a licensing fee of 4% $200M a  year in profitseven discounted mkt of $2 billion is $80M in profits$1 billion $40M in profitsmultiple of at least 10X values this at $10.00 on the low end and complete silliness on the high end acrylamide is becoming a liability to the largest food companiesso adoption is

[europe10]

The potential has been there for years and years.Instead of the market waking up - likely the investors in this stock will fall asleep.There is nothing pointing to that this company will ever be able to reap the profits out of this market. Some other company will run them over with another technology/solution.Hopefully I will be proven wrong. And I did lift my eye lid from the FED

[Lucentio]

article in today's Vancouver Sun about a new yeast from UBC. No mention of FEB. Yeast is named  ML01, Malolactic yeast.  Scientist name Hennie van Vuuren. Yeast licensed to Lesaffre Yeast Corp.  Looks like competition. Comments anyone?

[sutton6]

Hennie is scientist who developed the modified wine yeast strain when First Venture went public 5-6 years ago. Lesaffe is one of the largest yeast companies. Something does not add up here. A call to the company is required.

[deepintoit]

so critical of FEB's success   thoughts on Burcon BU  still no revenues but a mkt cap 10X FEBI am not questioning BU's valuation just think its bizarre you would criticize a company with a $40M mkt cap with disruptive technology in a multi billion dollar industry.  Yes this is not a trade - so go buy some INT or PPI and hold the burning match