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

SD,

SEO have shifted their year-end from 31st October to 31st December so I expect Final results will not be out untill end of April.

I would like to think that they have a cunning plan of making the announcement of MMF completion nicely coincident with the Finals which by all accounts will be dire, but I do expect a considerable increase in T/O, especially if Biotec production has hit capacity.

After all, the fund-raising was to finance the first two MMFs, and previous indication was supposedly 6 months to completion.

Well done, Gary. End of April is just about on the six month spot. Can expect to hear that two MMFs are in place, revised 3000 is with FDA and, just possibly, they have a contract to supply (and even one Greenseal in operation). That wise old stockdog will then make his decision and that should set the price moving - either up or down!

IMO consolidation of shares before any other news,just cannot see the SP riseing (if it rises ) with so many shares in circ, anyone ealse think this?

I have said this at least 3 times in the recent past!

It is obvious that the company cannot have so many shares in circulation.

I will state it again:

Trading Statement/results
Share consolidation
Contract news - which will lift the price
Stanelco bought


It's the only way forward.

Tony ,

I've only just seen your email - thanks, have replied.

Tony and Stockdog.

Good posts, good reads.

news imminent..tip off

Maestro if that's a "Stanelco imminent" it could be years!

Or a rip off.

Off for a SEO free month - lets hope theres been some good news by the time I get back.

Off for a SEO free month - lets hope theres been some good news by the time I get back.

well I am also off - but only for a week to sunnier climes - look after this whilst I am away

Cheers

Baza

Suggest we all go off for three months, then we will be back for next news at end April. Have a great time chaps.

I've been off for years!

sd, have you run out scripts?

Consigned to bottom drawer, I think.
SEO will take time....

just pulled these posts from another bb hope they do not mind.


RF Sealing and Asda Trials

I have spoken to two companies recently, one involved with the development of the RF Tray Sealing equipment and the other with actual trials in a Food Production environment of this equipment. The feedback that I have received from the company developing the equipment was that the conveying and mechanics of the tray sealing equipment worked fine but that the RF Sealing process itself was 'inconclusive'.

The feedback from the actual Food Production trials was that 'the RF Sealing process was not very successful if moisture was present on the lip of the tray to be sealed'. In addition the time required to form a seal meant that throughput on some lines dropped from 40 using conventional thermal sealing to only 10 using RF Sealing.

I cannot substantiate these comments or provide any additonal information in terms of names etc but I wondered if anyone else can add anything further?

Regards

3PATRICK - 18 Jan'07 - 10:46 - 79154 of 79156
Sakedometa

Are you talking about SEO specifically.

Sakedometa - 18 Jan'07 - 11:30 - 79155 of 79156

3PATRICK
Yes, the equipment manufacturer Proseal are mentioned on SEO's website and the trial was definitely an Asda RF Tray Sealing trial which I believe was SEO although SEO were not mentioned specifically.

jimward9
You shouldn't believe B/Boards

From the Final Results 28 February 2005

The current process of heat sealing has numerous drawbacks. It requires a laminated layer of polyethylene (PE) to act as a sealing layer. It is usually unable to reliably seal through contamination and is energy inefficient. By using Stanelco's sealing technology it is possible to offer enormous savings to both packagers and supermarkets a like by;

Eliminating the PE layer to reduce the cost of each tray by up to 20%
Vastly reduced wastage rates, resulting from the ability to seal through
contamination

http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200502280700160819J.html

driver
if RF sealing by SEO is so good, these things would be selling like mad by now with all the development time they have had, this may explain why they are not.
So i will beileve it, untill some one can prove it wrong.
jim