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

bosley - 20 Feb 2004 09:34

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&SiChart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=SEO&Si

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


Sequestor - 06 Jun 2005 09:08 - 5342 of 27111

very hard share to call, however -as with BPRG-the Monday morning jostle for position by market-makers (especially between 8.00-9.30 a.m.)will need to settle.
Talking of BPRG the moron tendency on the ` other side` are getting carried away again I see " someone knows something", " somethings brewing " etc.
What on earth sort of jobs do those rampers have , to allow them all that time on line, or maybe who pays them to BE on line ramping all the time?

wilbs - 06 Jun 2005 09:08 - 5343 of 27111

BIOPLAST - The biodegradable material

Applications: accessories for flower arrangementsbags, boxes, cups, cutlery, edge protectors, golf tees, horticultural films, mantling for candles, nets, packaging, packaging films, packaging material for mailing, planters, planting pots, sacks, shopping bags, straws, strings, tableware, tapes, technical films, trays, wrap film......

wilbs

deancroft - 06 Jun 2005 09:33 - 5344 of 27111

Although I got out of SEO when the bb got trashed by uninvited pretentious posters, Im sure there are many investors like myself still here on the sidelines waiting for normality to return, ready to get on board again. We still read the threads, speed reading the dross but looking for viable comment. But I really like the RNS news this morning for one very important reason. No-one predicted this (the buyout) happening, not even remotely. This is important because its a poke in the eye (maybe two fingers) to those who demean the aspirations of others. If you poke a sleeping dog long enough, it will bite your finger. In the past, I have had occasion to question SEO, had the courage to talk to them and have been rewarded by talking direct to persons such as Howard White himself. Not an e-mail, not a letter, not a text but voice to voice. The malaise of this thread is unfounded supposition on both sides. Who in recent times has picked up a phone to talk and ask SEO what is going on or what is going to happen?? The bashers will not talk to SEO direct because they know that there is no company director in this land who is not out to make his company (and himself) richer by beating the competition and/or providing a first to the market. Some win and many are also-rans. Agreed, company directors will never tell you that the company is going down the pan but why would they? They are just as keen to keep their job (probably more enthusiastic) as any of us who are usefully employed. Frequent posters here are obviously not usefully employed (no disrespect intended, retirees excluded) otherwise they wouldnt have the time to keep posting so fervently (unless they are permanent night workers of course). So to all aspiring positive thinking investors, its your money, your gamble. But if you want to reduce the gamble and turn it into a calculated risk, talk to the bus driver and dont be steered by the passengers, especially those who should have got off at the last stop.

hampi_man - 06 Jun 2005 09:41 - 5345 of 27111

excellent post DC

bhunt1910 - 06 Jun 2005 09:44 - 5346 of 27111

Deancroft - what a good, common sense post - thank you

Baza

bosley - 06 Jun 2005 10:13 - 5347 of 27111

dc, i dont understand your post. have you sold or do you still hold seo?

Sequestor - 06 Jun 2005 10:37 - 5348 of 27111

I don`t understand it either- why on earth would you give up on a share- and presumably sell it- just because a freebb was being " trashed by pretentious posters".Surely the selling was helped along by these " pretentious posters",being deemed correct, or at least a hold would have been appropriate, or even a buy.?

insiderinside - 06 Jun 2005 10:45 - 5349 of 27111

My post at the weekend seems quite relevent given todays RNS ;-)



A few links on biodegradable packaging -

Want to know about Biodegradable plastics and thermoformed trays
http://www.deh.gov.au/industry/waste/biodegradable/chapter3.html

This company knows about making Eco-trays and the like
http://www.papercoaters.co.nz/trays.htm

Vertex know about this
http://www.vertex-pacific.co.nz/body.cfm?PageID=221&Parent=0

Sainsbury and their biodegradable trays since 2001
http://www.j-sainsbury.co.uk/index.asp?PageID=19&subsection=&Year=2001&NewsID=117

Plantic have been doing thermoformed biodegradable trays for a long time already
http://www.plantic.com.au/

Potato based food packaging ?
http://www.potatoplates.com/static.pasp?staticid=4

Biosphere
http://www.industrialnewsupdate.com/news/food-processing/archives/2005/01/biosphere_indus.php

Novamont seem pretty up to date on this
http://www.materbi.com/

Seems old hat this biodegradable thermoformed tray thing - perhaps why this is not mentioned so often as a jam tomorrow back up route.


I was not expecting them to go for this so soon - so yes wrong on the Monday RNS - however in hindsight - as an acquisition nearly always leads to downward SP - and given it now allows them to do the dilution I was talking about earlier - they can buy a company that will give them some real bottom line revenue - raise yet more money - so the recent hike in the SP serves its purpose - I think they are fully aware this will lead to a retraction in the SP - however being overvalued and hyped now allows them to place a smaller amount of shares - and it should now gradually fall back - if orders are as expected - in small amounts and not often and not amounting to the many thousands that are hyped into the price already.

Clever move by SEO - not good for shareholder value short to medium term though.

deancroft - 06 Jun 2005 10:45 - 5350 of 27111

Bosley, not much to understand. Just that no-one asks the right people the right questions to get viable comment. I have bought and sold SEO three times now, my personal position is that I will not allow my investment to be manipulated by others so I am currently out until I deem it worthwhile to get back on board. I believe that investors get carried with the tide, only SEO can make the tide turn which will happen when they have the capability to do so.

sambal - 06 Jun 2005 10:45 - 5351 of 27111

DC I did call SEO about 2 weeks ago, Ian B was not available. I was told he would return my call. He did not. Probably to busy setting up the deal for buying Biotec.
I undertsood your post and totally agree with you.
GFTA
Sambal

deancroft - 06 Jun 2005 11:01 - 5352 of 27111

Sequestor, you are quite correct, you do not understand. But why should you? You were not posting here in December/January when the sentiment was quite different. Many regulars then do not post now. And yet again, I did not say I had given up SEO as you wrongly imply, far from it, I now have a bigger pot ready to buy cheaper SEO shares when I decide the time is right.

insiderinside - 06 Jun 2005 11:14 - 5353 of 27111

A good post from elswhere -


"in the last financial year ended 31 December 2004 Biotec made a netloss of EUR1.3m. This loss was before charging interest of EUR 1m on loans from Biotec's parent which will no longer be a relevant item after the acquisition."

That figure does not inclued the interest of loans etc, that are needed to keep it running. So last years full loss was actually EUR2.3m (GBP1.55m). You cannot subtract it again!

Without interest charges, it was a loss of EUR1.3m (GBP880k).

As for your statement: "HOWARD's BET THE FAMILY JEWELS ON IT.LOL" well that appears far from the truth. Howard will effectively be paying his son $6.14m of Stanelco's funds for this loss making Company!

insiderinside - 06 Jun 2005 11:21 - 5354 of 27111

Stanelco - a loss making company - buys Biotech - a loss making company - someones son gets paid loads of money so it seems (is that other comment true?) - a dilution in the region of 50M to 75M shares with some fund raising for working capital (or put the company into debt) - to me it says they have just done the dirty on the shareholders - lets see what the press comment is on this - it could spark some serious debate and put into question many comments made on SE0.

My negative take is they know Walmart are not interested and potentially only the Asda agreement looking forward - so they are using the present situation to add something else in - very speculative and could push the risk factor over the top.

Sequestor - 06 Jun 2005 11:29 - 5355 of 27111

deancroft - 06 Jun'05 - 09:33 - 5343 of 5353

Although I got out of SEO when the bb got trashed by uninvited pretentious posters,
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I still don`t understand- the clear implication is that you were influenced by negativity on a bb- thats your quote above "got out", "when " and " the bb got trashed", seems clear to me, anyway its your money- oh and I have been around since MAM started.

ps and I hold a few SEO

deancroft - 06 Jun 2005 11:52 - 5356 of 27111

Sequestor, yes you are correct again, you still do not understand. Sorry, I should have been more explicit. I meant you were not posting on this thread December/January. Correct it is my money. Perhaps you should hold a few more SEO and make others jealous.

bosley - 06 Jun 2005 12:00 - 5357 of 27111

i don't get the negativity.going off this mornings rns, buying this company looks like a good thing. their technology does fit with seo. it also provides an alternative if bprg do win the appeal.

"Biotec is one of the world's leading exponents of starch technology and has a
considerable intellectual property portfolio, including many patents, extending
to uses in pharmaceutical and edible applications. It also has ranges of
products that are ready for commercialisation within the food and beverage
industries.
Biotec's proprietary pharmaceutical grade film is suited for applications where
it replaces conventional polymers such as gelatine."

looks like heads or tails, seo win....imo.

bosley - 06 Jun 2005 12:43 - 5358 of 27111

also, it seems only baza is pleased with this. i am with you , baza . great news.

"I am also pleased to report that the second trial for GREENSEAL with ASDA has
moved into the retail phase, having passed the stability (shelf-life) test with
flying colours. The third and final trial is commencing this week. As announced
on 23 May, Stanelco has taken its first formal commercial order from a dedicated
ASDA supplier and is preparing itself for negotiations for further orders"

blimey!!! how much good news do you lot want in a day??

deancroft - 06 Jun 2005 12:52 - 5359 of 27111

Bosley, ref post 5356 you are quite right. If SEO wanted to hand over funds to family members as others have suggested, they could have done that with less publicity in many ways. We shouldn't forget that directors of a public company are responsible for anything that could be construed as financial irregularity. It's obvious to me that they have bought this tech with the intention to improve their commercial situation, not to purposely make a loss from from it.

bhunt1910 - 06 Jun 2005 12:55 - 5360 of 27111

Bos - I just feel that the SEO management seem to know what they are doing. I think they have a strategy and this purchase fits neatly into their jigsaw. I am not a financial analyst - but I do not think SEO would have committed to a purchase of this magnitude if there was not already an agreement in principle made with other suppliers ( or at least they were supremely confident of announcing more orders in the near future). Far from diluting in the longer term - wont this purchase start to bring revenue into the company and longer term start adding to the bottom line in its own right?.

I know I am biased as I want the company to succeed - but they do seem to be gettin their ducks in a row and moving forward at one hell of a pace. It would not surprise me to see another RNS later this week.

Anyway - what do I know - I am voting with my feet and holding onto my shares - if I was able - I would probably use this period of uncertaainty to top up again

kivvver - 06 Jun 2005 13:03 - 5361 of 27111

Sorry but I cannot agree with you on this share. The price is badly down today and there's a very good reason for that. It has risen too sharply over the past few months and is experiencing a correction. The price will continue to drop until reaching, in my opinion, the 20 pence mark.
I'm selling my stock, cashing in now, and may consider returning after the price correction has completed its course.
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