for more information about stanelco click on the links.

driver's research page link
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=7681#lastread
website link
http://www.stanelco.co.uk/index.htm

Maybe news tomorrow, as I take it that today was the final day of the extension period.
Once the period has finished, I can't think of anything that could legitimately delay the published results.
With very low volume today, everyone appears to be waiting for the news.
Although I stick to my opinion that if the trials had not gone well we would have already been informed, I don't think we can take anything for granted.
I am not counting my chickens till I can either buy one greensealed, or from a takeaway wrapped in Starpol.

And what if ASDA don't want SEO? (which is what I suspect).

Me too and if the 1 year agreement started on 27th July 2005, surely it ran out on the 26th which = 1 year? Also if ASDA have broken all talks with Stanelco they might be legally bound to remove all mention of ASDA from their website?

I've sold most of my holding today as I've just lost confidence now in this stock and should have along time ago.

From another site. The exclusivity period was extended by eight weeks from the first commercial implementation of greenseal...........
So anyone care to GUESS when it will end?

Still in for the long haul, best of luck to all those bailing.
No sympathy for anyone whose moaning.
it's your money and its your choice.
either you believe in this company or you don't.
wish I was more of a pessimist, but then again.....

angusrjy
I still have ASDA named on SEO's website under Greenseal, History of Product, as a PDF file, when I look at it this still appears at the end of the item:-

"ASDA, the UK supermarket company has seen the potential advantage for both
product quality and cost reductions for their customers and have negotiated a years
exclusivity on the technology for thermoform and tray lidding systems for Stanelco to
supply and where required, retrofit GreenSeal technology to their suppliers
equipment.

Every supermarket knows that a happy customer will return and well packed products
using environmentally responsible materials will assist in keeping customers happy.
ASDA have certainly recognised these facts and the ability of Stanelcos Greenseal
technology to assist them in their goal to Every Day Low Cost and Every Day Low
Prices.

Both Stanelco and ASDA Stores see GreenSeal technology as a revolutionarily step in
sealing technology for food packaging. Stanelco are putting a great deal of resources
into R&D to further improve what is being seen as the next step in food packaging
machinery."

Maybe all is not lost?!
kim

Re: Exclusivity extension.

Copy of my post from FYB

Oblomov
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garyble wrote:
Managed to find this on MAM:

Wagner said: We were slightly nae thinking it would be easy to retrofit machines. We had to buy replacement machines in the end which took three months but now we are up and running. We will be placing the first contracted machine in the next eight weeks.


Thanks Gary,

Thats what I was thinking of in my post above, but couldn't find it. That was dated 10th may, so first contracted machine should have been placed by the 5th July.

I'm sure we would have heard about it if it had been, via an RNS, so presumably it hasn't been and the extended exclusivity hasn't yet even started.

Have they been 'slightly naive' yet again in thinking the first contracted machine would be placed within 8 weeks, or has something gone wrong?

Anyone also know any details about the Starpol / Greenseal trial with ASDA that started last December or any details about the 23 different projects they claimed to have been asked to look at by Walmart? On 28th Freb Howard White also said that "we believe that 2006 will be the year we commence full commercialisation of these technologies". Over half way now and nothing or no sign off.

I also recall something around MMF agreements being set up / signed by mid year but not sure if this was something SEO themselves issued or a BB poster, anyone know?

Dawall,mention of MMF'S in AGM statement of 2May but no dates mentioned.

"Start to commercialise" could mean absolutely anything....TRIALS comes to mind!

Garblye the AGM statement is full of similar talk,"furthur discussions""continue to plan""greenseal and starpol being on the cusp of full commercialisation"whatever that means,etc etc.What we need to shift the shareprice is a firm order now no more ifs or buts.

garable,

Commercialise to me means s / $s in the bank, not further trials. Trials are exactly that and not a commercial contract.

dawall

the share price decline is like a slow death. any chance of revival?

spoke to ian balchin yesterday, who confirmed that the exclusivity has ended but the relationship has not, and asda still intend to adopt greenseal. There are no current glitches withGS and seo are not talking to any other company for GS. On funding he said,All i can tell you that it is already in hand. Hr rang on a mobile phone so the line was bad,as he said he was driving to the airport and could only give me a few minutes.

I have requested via e-mail the official end date of the exclusive trail re ASDA.
I will post on receipt.
The last time I requested info (it was re the results) I received a reply same day.

ssanebs,
Sent my e-mail just prior to seeing your post.
As to SEO not talking to others, does this mean the trial results are not as good as expected, or hopefully ASDA and their suppliers want so many machine conversions that SEO do not want to overstretch, something they have been accused of in the past.
It is the not knowing that is hard to bare.
At the moment I think we are all making guesstimates.

None of this adds up.

I dont get how the exclusivity can be up (the 2 month extension, that is) WITHOUT any deals being signed. The extension was to run FROM commercialisation of the first machine (see todays posts above).

Commercialisation surely means when a deal has been signed - it isn't commercial until then. If the extension of exclusivity is up, a commercial deal must have been signed at least 2 months ago and if it had we would have been told.

I wont waste my time challenging ssanebs on this because when I challenged him on an earlier post he defended his claims by totally ignoring me!

But it stinks, if you ask me.

At a market cap. of just 52m surely one of SEO's competitors must regard their IP library worth acquiring - or is it necessary to conclude that their IP is not as good as the company has led us to believe it is? Still a shareholder but very disillusioned with the calibre of the mgt., with the exception of the chairman who has always been very cautious about the comments made by his board at AGM's.

i have just called seo to speak to wagner but he flew to the US yesterday, Balchin is working from home but i told sylvia i had already spoke to him and he was not clear on his answers. As i said he told me "yes exclusivity is over but we are not talking to any other companies and our relationship with asda is the same, so you can read between the lines'' . can someone tell me what he was trying to say. i assumed he was tryiung to say there is no need to extend the agreement as they are not talking to other customers as asda are going to order soon,as the last trials have now been completed.

I thought that we were all hoping that other supermarket/suppliers would be forming an orderly queue the moment the Asda exclusivity period finished.

You dont know if its started yet, sharesure, let alone finished!

As a follow-on to the discussion on SETS/MM stocks on Level 2, here is SEO from a few minutes ago. You can see the MM trades on the orderbook with their names next to them.