Posted On: 09/08/2014 11:03:44 AM
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Doesn't necessarily make any sense. I don't know the internal strcture of IGBG, but CYBK wouldn't necessaily have to have purchased EPA from TGGI.
Now Mr. Hall's companies as I understand are split into multiple tickers and each is focused on its own area of expertize: oil or construction.
How will it affect BCAP's bottom line: BCAP is a consulting firm if the revenue model for CYBK continues to play out. The more IPO's that come into being the more revenue BCAP has. So with IGBG there's a formed shell which hasn't IPO'd. With CYBK there's a IPO'd shell + a non-IPO'd Cyber-Thingy (another consulting contract).
Now Mr. Hall's companies as I understand are split into multiple tickers and each is focused on its own area of expertize: oil or construction.
How will it affect BCAP's bottom line: BCAP is a consulting firm if the revenue model for CYBK continues to play out. The more IPO's that come into being the more revenue BCAP has. So with IGBG there's a formed shell which hasn't IPO'd. With CYBK there's a IPO'd shell + a non-IPO'd Cyber-Thingy (another consulting contract).
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