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

bosley

Nothing new was said but they've got to fill their pages.

lots of buying and selling going on . price up , price down . but nobody is talking about this company . just so peple know the state of play with the bprg lawsuit , this was announced by bprg


Mr Glynn-Jones also informed Shareholders that George Tidy has been appointed as
Senior Vice President Operations at BioTec Films LLC, the wholly owned film
manufacturing subsidiary that BioProgress recently established following the
acquisition of certain assets from Aquafilm LLC, based in Tampa Florida USA.

Mr. Tidy is a qualified Plant Engineer with thirty years experience in
pharmaceutical operations, as well as Research and Development operational
development. He worked for R. P. Scherer Corporation (now part of Cardinal
Health, Inc.) between 1974 and 2001 in various senior engineering positions,
developing and improving gelatin and starch based encapsulation technology,
including major roles in establishing entire gelatin capsule manufacturing
facilities in Korea and Egypt. Mr. Tidy was also a member of R. P. Scherer's
global process improvement team.

Between 1997 and 2001, Mr. Tidy was Plant Director Operations for the R. P.
Scherer Zydis pharmaceutical manufacturing process and, in 2001, he was
appointed Director New Technologies Operations Development for Cardinal Health,
with special responsibility for the development of radio frequency capsule
manufacturing processes in the collaborative venture between Cardinal Health and
Stanelco plc.

Peter Glynn-Jones, said: 'There are few individuals in the world with George's
experience and knowledge of the soft capsule production business. I have no
doubt he will make a major contribution to accelerating the commercialisation of
a number of our dosage form technologies and enhancing the technical
capabilities of our film manufacturing facility in the USA.'

someone who went to the bprg agm raised certain points and he posted his notes . relevant ones to seo are here

2) The appointment of George Tidy - I asked PGJ the significance of Mr Tidy's experience in the joint venture between SEO and Cardinal and was told to "draw my own conclusions"!

3) The recent placing to fund Aquafilm purchase was executed as such because of the importance of "getting in quick". BPRG were in a bidding situation for Aquafilm and could not afford the time it would have taken to raise the money through an open placing/rights offer etc...

4) Aquafilm purchase of assets was done so as not to pick up any hidden or otherwise liabilities - ie BPRG got exactly the parts of Aquafilm that they required and nothing else.

5) RF is categorically NOT used in the current line up of BPRG technologies, however the lawsuit is being pursued for additional future possible revenue streams and simply because BPRG want what they say "is rightfully theirs".

i feel this one might be left until after july when the case is due to start . thats my opinion . anyone got other ideas???

Well done 007 what do you think is the worse that can happen.
P.S. I have just made a tidy sum from EEN while you have been out of the country.
P.P.S. Agent Bosley are you in or out, or are you just shaking it all about.

out for now but watching . i still think there are good things to come from seo , but that the court case needs resolving first. i know its only one part of what they do , but it will dominate soon.strange events today though . first mr. tidy is going to aquafilm/bioprogress , then hes not , what a carry on . not god for bprg is it/ made them look decidely foolish i think . puts confusion in the air , indecision , who knows whats going on ? thats why i am staying out for a while .

driver , i havent been out of the country .just watching . and talking of tidy sums , cfp has done alright for me lately......
i bid you good day miss moneypenny.....

I think that the time to get back into either of these 2 companies is when we get the news on the court case even though the case is not really make or break for either.

BUT it causes investor uncertainty as you can see by the charts.

well said, sir.

SEO is on the move.
LONDON (AFX) - Shares in Stanelco edged higher after news that the company
is to buy Aquasol Limited for a maximum 3.1 mln stg, subject to achievement of
certain performance criteria.
Aquasol is the world leader in water-soluble packaging innovation, products
and processes.
It currently has a turnover of around 400,000 stg of which a significant and
growing portion is in the form of royalties

im itching to get back in . but i cant shake off this feeling of doom over the court case.wish i could feel more confidant but im going to wait until the uncertainty is lifted. good luck and best wishes to those in seo.see you after the hearing.

CORRECTION Stanelco buys Aquasol
Commenting on the acquisition, Ian Balchin, chief executive of Stanelco,
said: ""We are delighted to welcome Aquasol into the Stanelco Group of companies.
We believe that our combined technologies and customer relationships will offer
an exciting opportunity for customers to become more eco-friendly whilst at the
same time significantly improving operating margins. We are making good progress
under our existing agreement and will report more on this in due course.""

Posted on the 11/05/04
; LONDON (AFX) - Stanelco PLC, the RF (radio frequency) applications group,
has applied for a process patent on behalf of its wholly owned subsidiary Adept
Polymers Ltd.
This follows the development of a new range of low cost biodegradable
materials that can be processed like conventional thermoplastics.

bosley, never been a holder, but am with your sentiments. Where/when is the hearing - can one turn up (in a suit?) anyone know - it would be good to hear this one from the horses' mouths, as it were. Can't understand the BPRG link with Mr Tdy - something that could be said to be untidy if nothing else. Furthermore I'm not all that convinced that BPRG are all they might seem....all looks fishy to me along with a whole RNS devoted to Directors oiling their backs with options, but I could be wrong....

hi hang on. im still watching and waiting for news. there has been good developements as far as seo are concerned. they are moving along nicley as a company and pieces of the jigsaw they are making are fitting together. i still think this is a good company with prospects . my only concern is this case with bprg . would like to it over , done and dusted one way or the other. once that uncertainty is gone then i will make my decision. like you , i dont think bprg are all they are cracked up to be. the what if scenario i am thinkng is , what if seo win ? where does that leave bprg ? if bprg win , seo has other products to sell and develope, but to me bprg come over like a one trick pony.

You are wrong they have at least five patents, check the company out to establish the facts..

Bosley
Any news on this stock yet

check bprg thread . looks like they lost the case . waiting to see what effect this has.

I thought the case wasn't until September?

the ruling is in september , but according to someone on the bprg thread, seo,s case was weak. thats what he said , im waiting for the ruling.

i just couldnt wait for the court case to be settled. there are too many other very good things going for this company and i dont think the ruling whichever way it goes is going to affect the price that much . just to update , big write up shares mag a few weekas ago . tipped as a buy , lots of potential which we all know about . and today it begins.

Stanelco plc

Grampian Country Food Group to trial Stanelco's Tray-Lidding Technology


Stanelco PLC, the RF (radio frequency) applications group, is pleased to
announce that Grampian Country Food Group (Grampian) has agreed to trial
Stanelco's RF sealing technology for use in tray-lidding machines in its food
packaging operations.

Grampian is one of the UK's largest food companies, (
www.gcfg.com),
and subject
to the success of the trial Grampian will enter into commercial discussions with
Stanelco for the introduction of the technology across the whole Group.

Ian Balchin, CEO, of Stanelco commented:

We are very pleased to be supplying our RF Sealing Technology to Grampian for
this trial. There is considerable excitement across the packaging industry about
the new opportunities that Stanelco's technology is creating. We look forward to
a successful test process and subsequently a long ongoing relationship with
Grampian into the future.


this is what i think will make seo the company it can be . this is the start , next it could be a supermarket .........

nice little mention in the express today about the rise and the deal with grampian . would imagine there will be more of the same in other papers and also in the sundays.