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

It could be Disney world.

What we need is a mouse in a biodegradable carto(o)n!

I smell a roland rat

I had a trawl of the deviseland site and it would appear that even PM is resigning himself to a buyout.
Fat cigars and pats on the back for the NEW NEW directors, a job well done in lining their own pockets?
The future is GREEN(backs) for some.
Unfortunately not me.
I need 5p for evens.
Not very happy.

So if PM and others are right about present the production figures for Biotec (not to mention the predicted future production) this company has to be seriously undervalued on Biotec income alone,which begs the question why arn't the existing institutional shareholders(who are supposedly better informed than us ?)topping up.Is there a possibility that this scenario has been overlooked or is nobody interested in this stock until serious firm news breaks? If you look at the potential for Biotech alone the share price should be flying(this is not the Greenseal hype of a few years ago )but a real boiplastics play producing the goods (Just look at the SPhere sites)but NO it's in the doldrums.Why I ask myself.To be perfectly frank I have no idea what is going on but if it was transparent it wouldn't be SEO.Answers on a postcard.Cold and damp in Cork.Confused PAD.

Mad Pad
sadly I think you're right and if Biotec production was flying this year Schroders for one would know. If you were the key Schroders contact for the SEO relationship what would one of the 1st questions be? It would certainly be what is the planned income for 2007 and where will this come from? Unfortunately for SEO Biotec is the only worthwhile income stream but they would have had to give Schroders some reasonably acccurate guidance.

re. the research PM has done re. Biotec output it all looks genuine and well intentioned however I think there are differing understandings of what constitutes capacity, production and the lead times to establish the former. I think between Biotec, Sphere and SEO there is a lot of confusion around production. There are also some very hopeful assumptions around the time taken to establish new capacity. Also if Sphere do say they will increase capacity significantly this will take a minimum of several months to as much as 2 years+, several months if they have plant availalble that can be converted, 2 years if they have to build & commission a new plant from scratch.

Morning all. tweenie, stockdog, please don't offend MM, he's rather a better bet than Stanelco at the moment. (Well, he was in 2003 !)

:-)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3280709.stm

I assume the reported revenue from Biotec equates to 50% of its actual revenue....can someone confirm?

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PM,having gone into overdrive at the weekend,has not been heard of all day either on his site or on iii.Maybe he's gone into orbit or just expired with the effort of it all!

Asda's new 'Greenbottle'

http://www.eadt.co.uk/content/eadt/news/story.aspx?brand=EADOnline&category=News&tBrand=EADOnline&tCategory=News&itemid=IPED13%20May%202007%2023%3A27%3A49%3A070

'Chris Brown, Asda's head of sourcing said: "Environmentally sustainable packaging is a key priority for Asda. '

We're all saved ,PM's back as Poker Faced on iii,let's hope we get some clarification of the Biotec production/capacity/projected capacity/actual capacity/that proportion of the former which relates to Stanelco etc...........S00N.

Yet another GREEN alliance for Asda,yet not a squeak of greenseal,I despair!!!

Hello anyone out there?have you all sold up and gone home?!! Interesting article over on advfn courtesy of psleon,I know lots of you dont like to go there, but be brave, occasionally you pick up a good post or two from proper investors. Cheers.

Not even a member there, bt!!
I am here and wondering what it is that keeps drawing me to this company!!
Would be grateful if you could give the gist of the post from the darkside.
Thanks,
Alan

Alan, article in the Scotsman newspaper tipping SEO as a cautious buy.You will also find it over on devisland site and digitalook alert sevice.nothing really new reported but gives us alittle positive coverage.Cheers.

Stanelco
BRYAN JOHNSTON

1.16p Unchanged
Scotsman says BUY

STANELCO uses radio frequency (RF) applications for a range of services, from welding to the building of fibre-optic furnaces.

One of its RF applications is used for packaging nuclear waste as safely as possible. It has also branched out in a more commercial direction to use RF welding under the GreenSeal brand to seal food trays. Stanelco also operates under the FrogPack brand, which provides packaging for fragile items such as glass and liquids.

Stanelco's products are being trialled with Asda, whose parent company is the mighty US giant Wal-Mart. It is also rumoured that McDonald's is considering Stanelco's products.

Unfortunately, although the company's revolutionary sealing process's intellectual properties have been confirmed, the move to commercial reality is proving challenging. Indeed, Stanelco's share price has collapsed from 24p to about 1p over the past 12 months.

The group's cash burn is quite high and it was obliged to raise some 16 million last October through a placing and open offer. The latest set of results did not offer much encouragement either, if heavily distorted by the company's restructuring.

Even so, Stanelco's loss of 15m, against a loss of 3.3m last year, was appreciable and the group's survival cannot be guaranteed.

On the other hand, the developing campaign against the proliferation of plastic bags suggests that alternative methods of sealing and packaging are under serious consideration.

I am a shareholder in Stanelco, normally an overwhelming burden for any quoted company but, for those prepared to take the real risk that this investment implies, the rewards could be considerable.

The value of your investment could fall and you may get back less than you invested. You should take professional advice if you have any doubt about the suitability of this company for your portfolio.

This article: http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/business.cfm?id=756882007

Last updated: 15-May-07 00:33 BST

PSLeon - 16 May'07 - 07:19 - 83904 of 83908


From the Scotsman today

http://business.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=756882007

Thanks for that bit of hope BT - after 2 years of waiting, all I ask for is some NEWS, good or bad, just to let us long suffering investors know someone is alive at Stanelco and doing something !!!!!!!
Live in hope.
Dave

'Stanelco's products are being trialled with Asda, whose parent company is the mighty US giant Wal-Mart. It is also rumoured that McDonald's is considering Stanelco's products. '

Is this still true? It is now over a year since the 'exclusivity' expired. I'd assumed ASDA had given up on Greenseal - surely the trials have long since finished.

Looks to me like an article by a canny SCOT - he admits to being a shareholder. Tryong to raise the SP a little before he bails out, maybe? Getting desparate, like me!