$TPAC Here's a recap of some recent, important Twe
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$TPAC Here's a recap of some recent, important Tweets; and also the 8-k:
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The 8-K has been released. Under this program we have now retired more than 1 billion shares from the float.
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 27
@ericroseman1 We plan to continue buying back after the 1.8 billion
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Faisal @faisk007 Dec 17
@TPACbearings Bill, should we expect anymore updates this month?
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 17
@faisk007 We're working on 1-3 more this month and others for next month. Pushing hard to get them done.
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Antony Skordoulis @Skord5Investing Dec 17
@TPACbearings @faisk007 Would any maritime industries be showing interest? Great execution with TPAC. Sincerely grateful. Thanks
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@Skord5Investing @faisk007 This does have maritime applications. We will approach these potential customers early next year
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 22
In early January I will be meeting with Boeing in Seattle area to initiate Boeing approved supplier process for our Dongguan China shop
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 22
Meeting with major international aerospace parts distributor. Taking steps to become their first approved supplier for bearings.
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@ericroseman1 We plan to become a supplier to Boeing & thereby make & sell parts to Boeing, both our catalog parts & Boeing designed parts
Al Singh @AlSingh8 Dec 27
@TPACbearings Cool! When would be the earliest we can see an order from them? You think we can get them as customers or it's a long shot?
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 27
@AlSingh8 I'm very confident we can get them as a customer and we will become an approved supplier. I won't guess as to timing of first PO
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 26
@ChanteurDesigns We aren't talking to buyers. We are speaking to people at a higher level.
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Chanteur Designs @ChanteurDesigns Dec 27
@TPACbearings Have these people seen your product already or will the meeting in January be to introduce them to TPAC's Bearings?
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@ChanteurDesigns Our bearings are approved under SAE-AS/NAVAIR standards so they know the parts. Approval makes this an accepted commodity.
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TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
Boeing buys bearings & lots of them under the category of Common aerospace commodities. They're also bought by subcontractors for assemblies
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TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
It was a long and challenging process to get approval, but once we did, our bearings can be legally used on any aircraft in the world
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TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
Our end users & customers include Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Bombardier, NGC, Lockheed Martin & all general aviation OEMs & subcontractors
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TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
All of these companies buy bearings and all can buy TPAC bearings, as can COMAC and AVIC in China
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings 21h21 hours ago
@Aricholland Our goal is to uplist to get to NASDAQ. I'm confident we can get there. Just takes patience, goal accomplishment & hard work!
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TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
We will stay with our plan & grow TPAC. We focus on growth through sales, partnership & acquisitions While we continue reduce O/S for uplist
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
We have 2-3 more significant items to report soon. We are waiting on 3rd party approvals. Once received, I will report via Twitter.
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Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
The 8-K has been released. Under this program we have now retired more than 1 billion shares from the float.
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 27
@ericroseman1 We plan to continue buying back after the 1.8 billion
View conversation 4 retweets 8 likes
Reply Retweet 4
Like 8
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Faisal @faisk007 Dec 17
@TPACbearings Bill, should we expect anymore updates this month?
0 retweets 0 likes
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 17
@faisk007 We're working on 1-3 more this month and others for next month. Pushing hard to get them done.
3 retweets 3 likes
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Antony Skordoulis @Skord5Investing Dec 17
@TPACbearings @faisk007 Would any maritime industries be showing interest? Great execution with TPAC. Sincerely grateful. Thanks
0 retweets 0 likes
Reply Retweet
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Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
@Skord5Investing @faisk007 This does have maritime applications. We will approach these potential customers early next year
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 22
In early January I will be meeting with Boeing in Seattle area to initiate Boeing approved supplier process for our Dongguan China shop
1,151 retweets 725 likes
Reply Retweet 1.2K
Like 725
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 22
Meeting with major international aerospace parts distributor. Taking steps to become their first approved supplier for bearings.
1,166 retweets 743 likes
Reply Retweet 1.2K
Like 743
More
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
@ericroseman1 We plan to become a supplier to Boeing & thereby make & sell parts to Boeing, both our catalog parts & Boeing designed parts
Al Singh @AlSingh8 Dec 27
@TPACbearings Cool! When would be the earliest we can see an order from them? You think we can get them as customers or it's a long shot?
0 retweets 0 likes
Reply Retweet
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TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 27
@AlSingh8 I'm very confident we can get them as a customer and we will become an approved supplier. I won't guess as to timing of first PO
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Dec 26
@ChanteurDesigns We aren't talking to buyers. We are speaking to people at a higher level.
2 retweets 4 likes
Reply Retweet 2
Like 4
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Chanteur Designs @ChanteurDesigns Dec 27
@TPACbearings Have these people seen your product already or will the meeting in January be to introduce them to TPAC's Bearings?
0 retweets 0 likes
Reply Retweet
Like
More
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
@ChanteurDesigns Our bearings are approved under SAE-AS/NAVAIR standards so they know the parts. Approval makes this an accepted commodity.
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
Boeing buys bearings & lots of them under the category of Common aerospace commodities. They're also bought by subcontractors for assemblies
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
It was a long and challenging process to get approval, but once we did, our bearings can be legally used on any aircraft in the world
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
Our end users & customers include Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, Bombardier, NGC, Lockheed Martin & all general aviation OEMs & subcontractors
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
All of these companies buy bearings and all can buy TPAC bearings, as can COMAC and AVIC in China
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings 21h21 hours ago
@Aricholland Our goal is to uplist to get to NASDAQ. I'm confident we can get there. Just takes patience, goal accomplishment & hard work!
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
We will stay with our plan & grow TPAC. We focus on growth through sales, partnership & acquisitions While we continue reduce O/S for uplist
Follow
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
We have 2-3 more significant items to report soon. We are waiting on 3rd party approvals. Once received, I will report via Twitter.
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