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stanelco .......a new thread (SEO)     

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

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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


driver - 18 May 2005 13:51 - 4270 of 27111

I see it's up a bit today then.

A Ruthies Fund - 18 May 2005 13:54 - 4271 of 27111

Driver

Just a tad

Ruthie

AdieH - 18 May 2005 13:59 - 4272 of 27111

WOW is all I can say...

016622 - 18 May 2005 13:59 - 4273 of 27111

lets not mention tad eh?

jimmy b - 18 May 2005 14:02 - 4274 of 27111

Tool should get a job as an advisory broker or start his own tip sheet,he's brilliant .

Chiva20 - 18 May 2005 14:03 - 4275 of 27111

Anyone got any concrete reasons why? Bit of rumour, TA etc. is all very well, but won't keep it up here with out news. Overgrowth mentioned a dangerous spike it'll pile back down again without something concrete. Somebody knows something stick it on here!!

Dynamite - 18 May 2005 14:12 - 4276 of 27111

The rumour on the BPRG boards is that SEO are out to takeover BPRG!!! Strange that BPRG is up today as well.

Chiva20 - 18 May 2005 14:16 - 4277 of 27111

Fits .. thanks Dynamite

ramraid - 18 May 2005 14:24 - 4278 of 27111

hi all,

the rumour that is being banded around is that the Walmart deal is to be announced Monday and according to a very reliable chap on ADVN it's huge and they want it completed in 12 months so SEO are taking on 250 contractors on 12 month contracts, also Walmart have already sent the first batch of trainees over for training.

sidtrix - 18 May 2005 15:33 - 4279 of 27111

Someone just bought 1 million shares :O ne definite news??

sinutab - 18 May 2005 15:36 - 4280 of 27111

this is super news, walmart eh, phew.

Sequestor - 18 May 2005 15:42 - 4281 of 27111

closed mine a bit early , but its dangerously overbgt.

bosley - 18 May 2005 15:43 - 4282 of 27111

just seen this . correction from yesterdays news

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 18, 2005--Please replace the release dated May 17, 2005 with the following corrected version due to multiple revisions.


The corrected release reads:

STANELCO'S GREENSEAL PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY POISED TO REVOLUTIONIZE FOOD PACKAGING WORLDWIDE

Grocers and retailers accustomed to selling meat, vegetables and other perishable foods in familiar thermal heat-sealed packaging can now turn to an entirely new packaging technology that employs radio frequency to create the tightest, most efficient seal available in packaging anywhere in the world.

GREENSEAL, a revolutionary new packaging application that uses radio frequency (RF) technology, is already capturing the attention of retailers and grocers in the United Kingdom and North America. Created by Stanelco PLC (LSE:SEO.L), GREENSEAL has the potential to revolutionize how consumable products are packaged and sold in markets worldwide.

"We are thrilled at the quality and integrity of the RF weld on mono-plastics," explained Stanelco spokesperson and newly appointed Director of U.S. Operations Stephanie Morgan-Fisher.

"The seal integrity possesses less than a one-tenth of one percent leakage factor. Its return-to-manufacturer (RTM) rate is also less than one-tenth of one percent annually, realizing a savings of millions of dollars for retailers," said Morgan-Fisher.

Applied to the case-ready food industry, the implications for GREENSEAL are enormous. The sealing application can totally redefine how grocers package and present food to shoppers, while reducing the amount of faulty packages significantly.

Stanelco has recently signed an exclusive agreement in the United Kingdom with ASDA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wal-Mart. This agreement will facilitate the retrofit of 200 ASDA supplier heat-sealing machines to Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology.

Recent trials with ASDA's seafood supplier Young's Bluecrest exceeded expectations. Over a two-week trial period of the product packed and sold in the selected ASDA stores, sales grew by 21%. Stanelco has been informed by ASDA that this increase is as a direct result of a number of factors directly attributable to GREENSEAL technology. Key amongst these is a more attractive looking pack than the current product. In addition, there were no reported leaking packs, and waste at store level was reduced significantly.

To facilitate the retrofitting process in North America, Stanelco is working with Premier Technology, Pocatello, Idaho, whose engineers have trained in retrofit operations at Stanelco's new facility in Southampton, England. A team of Premier Technology engineers has already completed training and familiarization with the methodologies necessary to convert complex thermal heat-sealing packaging machinery to GREENSEAL RF sealing technology and are prepared to ramp up operations in the United States.

While vastly improved seal integrity is the top benefit offered by GREENSEAL, cost savings and environmental compatibility are two other important features that will attract grocers and retailers to GREENSEAL.

Pressured to increase revenues and profits, despite upwardly spiraling operating costs, retailers can reduce the cost of packaging materials by 20 percent using GREENSEAL. The application replaces laminated plastics with less expensive mono plastics, which can be easily recycled. Energy costs required to produce the tray lids and thermoformed packages can be reduced by nearly 70 percent annually by utilizing GREENSEAL.

Stanelco is already moving ahead to market GREENSEAL to leading U.S. grocers and retailers, including Wal-Mart, Albertson's, Midwestern retailing giant Kroger's, California-based Von's, Ralph's and Safeway, and others. Stanelco has opened a North American office in Orlando, Fla., to coordinate international sales and implementation efforts for Stanelco

bosley - 18 May 2005 15:44 - 4283 of 27111

this is the bit that's different to yesterday


"
"The seal integrity possesses less than a one-tenth of one percent leakage factor. Its return-to-manufacturer (RTM) rate is also less than one-tenth of one percent annually, realizing a savings of millions of dollars for retailers," said Morgan-Fisher.

Applied to the case-ready food industry, the implications for GREENSEAL are enormous. The sealing application can totally redefine how grocers package and present food to shoppers, while reducing the amount of faulty packages significantly.

Stanelco has recently signed an exclusive agreement in the United Kingdom with ASDA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wal-Mart. This agreement will facilitate the retrofit of 200 ASDA supplier heat-sealing machines to Stanelco's GREENSEAL technology. "


according to this asda are signing up for 200 machines.

bosley - 18 May 2005 15:45 - 4284 of 27111

sequester, why is it?

A Ruthies Fund - 18 May 2005 15:55 - 4285 of 27111

016622

Oops sorry I didn't think I was so enthralled by SEO's imitation of a NASA shuttle!

Ruthie

driver - 18 May 2005 15:57 - 4286 of 27111

I can see that the Wal-Mart rumor being justified although at this stage just a rumor we wasn't expecting it so soon, the reason it could be true is the unusual contract set up SEO have got them selfs into, instead of going cap in hand to the packers convincing them to take on the new technology they have gone to the retailers first. The retailers do not have to put up any money they tell the packing companies to take the new SEO'S technology and then pay the packers less. It's a win; win situation, the retailers, packers, and most of all us, brilliant.

Sequestor - 18 May 2005 15:57 - 4287 of 27111

rumours from ADVFN are about the worst thing to base investment on, its full of dodgy rampers, many from brokers-I know 2 personally,

hope i`m wrong, nice to trade though

g`luck.

bosley - 18 May 2005 16:01 - 4288 of 27111

sequester , i agree. that's why we do try to keep bullshit rumours off this thread, good or bad. but when there's a rise like today , without news, you have to expect the rumour mill to go into overdrive.

Chiva20 - 18 May 2005 16:02 - 4289 of 27111

True Sequestor you have to wade through a lot of dross to find anything substantial but something has to explain the leap - rampers aren't that influential. If there is any truth in the rumours we're staying up, if these rumours are false something very positive we don't know about is about to bless us with its presence. I can't wait.
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