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V.VBI 30 cents: finding the needle in the cellstack

Danny Deadlock Danny Deadlock, TickerTrax
3 Comments| June 6, 2014

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Vivione Biosciences (TSX: V.VBI, Stock Forum) (30 cents)

www.vivionebiosciences.com

  • Shares Outstanding: Approx. 66 million / Market Cap $20 Million
  • VBI went public in April 2013 after raising $6 million.
  • Target is a > $100 Million valuation by 2016
  • Portfolio Diversification through biosciences
  • A company unique within their industry commercializing a world leading technology

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VBI first caught my attention late April following a very positive news release associated with the USDA Food Safety and Inspection division - but on further research I discovered that VBI’s technology originates from research & development “with” the FDA in the United States and is the culmination of 7 years of work.

Most companies develop a product and then seek FDA approval - in this case the FDA and partners identified a serious need and the technology was developed to address that need - it is now entering the business cycle where we find out if it will become a commercial success.

Given the stellar reputation of the FDA (globally) I have to believe that this will be very well accepted by their target markets.

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My complete 7 page report is too large to display in this weekend column so it is available on a separate page HERE.

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