PITT MEADOWS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, May 13, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Tranzeo Wireless Technologies, Inc. (TSX: TZT), a leading producer of high-speed wireless broadband communication systems, will be releasing results for the first quarter of 2011 after market closes on Monday May 16, 2011.
Given the track record which can be and has been clearly associated with those persons representing senior management (see James A. Tocher, Douglas E. Howes, Anthony P. Kot, VP of sales & marketing), could you be electing to expect anything other than that which has increasingly become a foregone conclusion?
Who Knows, perhaps it would be more of the same old song and dance?
- Perhaps additional and seemingly never ending costs attributable to the purchase of Aperto Networks- Perhaps a reduction of product “profit margins”, due to any previous accommodation of Indian and Indonesian situated customers - Perhaps another delay in booking any perhaps previously expected revenues, due perhaps to uncertainty plaguing the thus far announced India based customers- Perhaps a bottom line per share profit figure which would yet again serve in clearly conveying the ability on the part of this senior management team to consistently produce a negative profit per share figure
Hmm; could the recent appointment of Mr. Becker and the Chairmanship related demotion, if you will, of Mr. Tocher be considered to be representative of “damage control” maneuvers which could, to some extent, partially mitigate any perhaps expected negative reaction by or on behalf of existing Tranzeo Shareholders; are the Q1 2011 numbers so disappointing?
Should “the street” not finally be presently surprised by these soon to be release numbers, one could very well be expecting that Mr. Patrick Smith, the recently appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors, and his fellow independent board members could have come to the very conclusion being that “A FIRE SALE” of Tranzeo Wireless’ assets, i.e. either an in part or in whole sale of Tranzeo itself or an in part or in whole sale of said company’s assets, could be the only determined way in which to facilitate the requisite production of a seemingly ever elusive positive bottom line per share figure.
Think about it. After all, one knows you can, eh.
Sherbet2