bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
bhunt1910
- 07 Apr 2005 11:21
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.......and lets not forget the new packaging that they announced
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A Ruthies Fund
- 07 Apr 2005 11:48
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All
Well it's a cold,wet miserable day down here in south London...but do I care? No I do not! If my little pension pot grows in the way SEO plan I'll be able to retire earlier than I thought. ; }
Isn't life just wonderfull...can't match bos for the singing so I'll just have a drink!
Best of luck to you all.
Regards Ruthie
andysmith
- 07 Apr 2005 12:22
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I read it that they can't make a deal with anyone else in UK & Ireland for 1 year. Outside of that the worlds their oyster. After 1 year its up to SEO/Asda what happens in UK and Ireland but the worlds a big place.
bhunt1910
- 07 Apr 2005 12:38
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I am sure that earlier discussion recognised the fact that the ASDA deal was UK and Ireland only - but I think the main concern was whether SEO could grow quickly enough to service ASDA and others elsewhere in the world (primarily USA). Well I think SEO are demonstrating that they can think outside f the box - and I do not think that it will end there. They know that they have a world beating technology - but it wont be long patent or not - that others will start to try and copy them - so thay must take advantage of the lead that they have. They have already said that they are spending a fortune to protect their patent - but we all know that that will not stop others trying.
Baza
bosley
- 07 Apr 2005 13:02
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so, seo are going to train these american engineers how to retrofit their greenseal technology. when this is done they can then start to roll out in america, canada and mexico. so thats uk , ireland, and now america, canada and mexico taken care of. so , that leaves the rest of the world to move into . i mean, the next rns may be that some chinese packaging engineers will be coming to seo to learn how to retofit greenseal. after that there is east asia, australia, ....... you get my drift. it seems we may have been looking at this all wrong. maybe seo dont have to recruit, maybe this is the fastest way to get in first before others try to copy the technology, as bhunt suggested; seo can teach others how to use the technology and cut them in a slice of the license fee. seo are full of surprises!! four months ago the deal with asda was just a pipe dream , now its real!! todays rns came right out of the blue. it could be preparation for walmart. we all thought they had lost the cc but it now looks like seo may get something out of it. not really a company you want to be out of .......who knows what you may miss!!!!!
nickrichards
- 07 Apr 2005 13:27
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Andy / Driver
This is very good news for SEO,
I must confess to being confused about Reisers. the RNS dated 17th August 04 states that "Stanelco had entered into an exclusive, non-binding heads of terms(?)with Reeisers concerning the use of Reisers tray lidding machines in the USA and Canada" Yet in todays RNS it states that (para 5) "Whilst Stanelco is yet to sign licence agreement for its Greenseal technology in North America"
I had thought originally that there was a Exclusivity deal with Reisers as with ASDA and i assumed that this would expire in August(ish, 12 months from original RNS) When i first read this mornings RNS i thought that the three months setting up time coincided quite nicely with the expiry with Reisers, this appears to not be correct (with no licenses having been issued in America). However it does mean that (If I read things correctly) America NOW offers unrestricted potential to Stanelco. I would assume that the issuing of licences will take a period of time to initiate, With this in mind, I would hope to see a number of licenses being issued over the next couple of months with commencement of modernisation of machines starting as soon as Premier are ready.
It all looks quite exciting for the future.
Best wishes to all
Nick
andysmith
- 07 Apr 2005 13:29
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When SEO do tie up a deal in the US it will be another first - the yanks taking some responsibility for the environment!!! Holding these shares could really be a life-changer if you hold for 2-5years. Bye-Bye mortgage is my target and if being overweight in SEO is how I do it then so beit.
angi
- 07 Apr 2005 13:52
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bhunt
Thanks, what is this new packaging?
driver
- 07 Apr 2005 14:22
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angi
The new packaging is frogpack.
http://www.frogpack.com
andysmith
- 07 Apr 2005 14:27
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Thank God for that Driver!!
kshammas
- 07 Apr 2005 15:53
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Good to see us pushing on again, back to the levels where we'd previously established our support. Think people will be closing short positions left right and centre on this news.
bhunt1910
- 07 Apr 2005 15:54
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Now we are moving - 18 bid
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TheFrenchConnection
- 07 Apr 2005 16:04
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Amities / After selling my entire holding of 500,000 @ 18p on the day of the previous RNS announcement reg. Asda i didnt think l would be back into this gem until the impaction of the unavoidable rights issue was arrested and the dogfight between "shorters" in allegiance with speculators against "buyers" burnt itself out: and the company settled its c/c and drifted into a serene period of initial stability accompanied by moderate growth .And within 3 years absolutely staggering growth .But what with todays news coupled with witnessing shorters rapidly closing thier positions l feel that this is the start of what will prove a series of "deals" struck with various clients. This "green" environmently friendly packaging concept alone will do well not only in the USA but in countries like France, Holland, ltaly, and Belguim where the greens are represented not only in the Europeon parliment but in thier own national assemblies. SEO via the Financial press is only now beggining to secure the exposure it merits and only now are traders who hitherto simply didnt really understand its technology are awakening as to its true potential. This particular RNS acts as a nudge to remind the market SEO is NOT a single product company .The products are selling themselves.And why? Becuause they are in the true sense REVOLUTIONARY. ....Personally i relish the overtures and entry of of the big pharma players ,,,,,But im back in @17.2 ,,,,A matter of weeks ago i would NEVER have bought at that s/p when talk of a rights issue @ 10p-11p was mentioned at work no more than a month ago. ,,,,,Yet now ? ..l want a yaucht lol ......Lastly Simon C. Rememeber Regus under chapter 10 bankruptcy .You shorted me .You were wrong then !! And your wrong NOW Bonne chance . Faires attention a'bientot ....@+ J.
aldwickk
- 07 Apr 2005 16:09
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Jamie, thanks for the tip this morning, bought 75,000 at 14.5 on a CFD this morning, held them a few months ago but got fed up watching the paint drying, LOL.
stockdog
- 07 Apr 2005 16:40
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If the ASDA 12 month deal will generate revenues substantially in excess of 5m p.a. how much will the N. American deal generate - 30m p.a. less 50% JV share with Premier Tech = 15m p.a.? Who can do the maths what this means bottom line, Eric??
SD
markusantonius
- 07 Apr 2005 16:46
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14.5p, Aldwickk! Are you sure? Which CFD company do you use?