bosley
- 20 Feb 2004 09:34
belisce6
- 08 Sep 2005 16:47
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the thing with Paul's very long posts is that when you are not in the mood, or you simply do not have the time, then they can be simply way to tedious.....
HOWEVER......when you are in the mood and/or do have the time, and you read thru the posts in some detail......you will realise that one way or another you are gaining some useful information.
I recently spent half a day looking up the NatureWorks-Cargill website, to see whether they are a dangerous competitor to SEO, and then after ingesting what i was looking for; i realised that most of the overall content of the material had been posted on this thread by the sometimes over-exubirant resident poster.....
NielsJensen
- 08 Sep 2005 18:17
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I think he's an android that never sleeps....
halfamil
- 08 Sep 2005 20:17
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RHPS
Recommendation is BUY. 5% down this since last update. Suffering from profit-taking.
superrod
- 08 Sep 2005 21:48
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seo fan....rhps fan.....profit taking? bullshit. out for now and watching VERY closely.
stringy
- 08 Sep 2005 22:25
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Me too superrod.
No worries with the Bprg court case whichever way it goes. Budgeted for I believe.
Where does shamona get that 20m from? Is that what bprg would have made from the technology if SEO hadn't pinched it? I think not and how much have SEO made from the disputed technology.........well............... nothing..........it was still at r&d stage!
How could 20m be awarded? Why not 100m, 200m, or bugger all which is probably nearer the mark.
bosley
- 08 Sep 2005 22:26
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come on superrod, stop mincing your words. say what you really think!!! :)
been laughing to myself reading the iii seo thread. seq is alive and well and causing chaos.
shamona
- 09 Sep 2005 07:44
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stingy
Loss of competitive agvantage, loss of customers (Wyeth, Cardinal), SEO'S Ingel had a figure of 20 million put on it by SEO so it stands to reason that will be the damages figure as it wouldn't exist without the stolen patent.
roma
- 09 Sep 2005 11:07
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shamona, Everone that reads this thread knows about the court case, its not news so I can,t understand why you keep going on, and on,and on,and on,and on, and on,about it.
shamona
- 09 Sep 2005 11:24
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roma
Because their are some here saying it's of no concern when infact it could break the company.
roma
- 09 Sep 2005 11:38
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Rubbish.
Rasenberg
- 09 Sep 2005 11:51
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anything to back that up with Shamona or just your wild 20m prediction ( unfounded ) as a settlement figure.
Feel free to post with facts and we will listen. Otherwise please keep quiet.
You might be right, you might be wrong but facts are the way forward here.
ptholden
- 09 Sep 2005 11:53
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Shamoaner
You do talk utter crap. When the CC was first heard (and I won't go into who actually won what) whilst the SEO SP was in the 4p-6p range compensation of 1M were been discussed on various BPRG threads. Now that SEO is moving on with a SP of 19p-20p the compensation will be 20M. I assume that as the SEO SP rises the amount will continue to increase? Whatever the outcome of the CC, it will not break SEO and for you to believe so shows your desperation. Rather than resting all of your slim hopes on a BPRG revival on a CC that will go on for some time yet, why not try to find something positive in BPRG, the company. By the way, even if the CC goes against SEO and compenasation is awarded, I would imagine SEO will contest any significant amount, so don't expect to see a resolution in a hurry.
pth
Tonyrelaxes
- 09 Sep 2005 12:15
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Dead duck?
shamona
- 09 Sep 2005 12:35
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Cardinal payed Stanelco 500,000 for a 5% stake in Ingel back in 2001, they since upped thier stake to 10% with another 500,000 valuing Ingel at 10 million pounds in 2001 just after the patent was stolen.
Add in the fact that confidence has been breached and the Bioprogress business made to suffer delays, hassle's, cost of lost management time, loss of business from Wyeth and Cardinal, employee jobs lost, share price affected etc etc.........
This is a serious business, stealing inventions is not like stealing a car where the offender gets a slap on the wrist for his troubles.
ps Cardinal will want that money back plus interest and costs, expect another lawsuit to follow this one.
shamona
- 09 Sep 2005 12:37
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Sorry I forgot the Bioprogress court costs which Stanelco will also have to pay, estimate is between 1.5 million and 2 million; getting costlier with every delaying tactic Stanelco use.
oblomov
- 09 Sep 2005 13:48
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A precis below of Tom Bulfords comments on the SEO/BPRG spat over several months.
Dont believe it contravenes copyright but no doubt MAM will remove this post if they believe otherwise. BPRG have even been ordered to pay some of SEO's costs.
The figures and Tom's view are NOT in line with Shamona's. I know who I'd rather believe!
-------------------
Contrary to Bioprogress's PR spin, the
judge's verdict did not give it anything like a comprehensive victory.....
......of the three families of patents under dispute, the judge
found in Stanelco's favour for two of them.
The case has cost Stanelco 600,000, and it expects to pay a further
400,000 towards an appeal and Bioprogress's costs. This extra amount
will be more than covered by last week's exercise of options by Ian
Balchin, which will raise 1m for the company.
Rival BioProgress's spin merchants have put out another misleading statement concerning Stanelco's liability to pay its legal costs. Howard White,
gave me details of the costs of this case, and suffice to say that
Stanelco has all the necessary cash, but in any case intends to appeal
against the judgement.
In the
latest twist of its dispute with
BioProgress, it has been granted leave to
appeal over the findings made against it.
BioProgress was also ordered to pay 9,750
towards Stanelco's costs for this hearing
and an earlier application.
bosley
- 09 Sep 2005 14:07
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shamona-why-let-facts-get-in-the-way-of-truth, it's shocking the absolute bollocks you pretend to be fact. here is an rns from december 2004, long after the initial cc.
"Stanelco PLC
07 December 2004
7 December 2004
Stanelco PLC
Re: InGel Technologies Limited
Stanelco plc, the RF (radio frequency) applications group, is pleased to
announce that it has agreed a modified deal with Cardinal Health in relation to
its investment in InGel Technologies Limited (InGel), the Stanelco subsidiary.
Cardinal Health will continue to invest further in InGel shares, in the near
term a sum of approximately 410,000, and depending upon certain criteria being
met within two years, a possible further investment of up to approximately
410,000. As a result of this transaction Cardinal's ownership in InGel would
increase in the near term from 5% to 7.6%, and if the further criteria are met,
to 10%.
Commenting, Ian Balchin, Chief Executive of Stanelco, said: 'This is good news
for Stanelco and we intend to apply the proceeds towards commercialising the
Company's RF sealing technology.
Stanelco's main focus at present is upon the commercialising of its RF
tray-lidding technology for food applications - which is completely unconnected
to the litigation with BioProgress. We have production trials commencing with
several large packhouses over then next few months and we look forward to the
results of these during the first quarter of 2005.' "
now why would cardinal continue to pump money into ingel if they intended to sue.
"ps Cardinal will want that money back plus interest and costs, expect another lawsuit to follow this one."
also, greenseal has been confirmed by many knowledgeable people as being free from any patent claims. we all know about the cc and its possible outcome and implications. but please get real; if bprg start stamping their feet wanting a ridiculous amount in damages seo will simply appeal and delay. take a good look at bprg. how much longer can it survive? judge floyd gave seo leave to appeal any damages claim , which is basically saying to bprg not to be silly trying to claim unreasonable amounts. personally , i think they deserve sod all.