Here's an example: Quote: In the near term,

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Here's an example:

Quote: In the near term, we have the opportunity to explore the potential sale of the division for cash (and maintain a royalty), IPO the entity, license the technologies to a third party, or evaluate other strategic options that may present themselves now that we have created critical mass. We intend to update our shareholders on progress in this area as significant events occur. Our main goal in any of these initiatives will be to maximize shareholder value. In the event of a ‘spin-out,’ Amarantus plans to maintain an equity ownership, in order to put a significant, growing equity asset on our balance sheet. We would also enable current shareholders to participate directly in our soon-to-be revenue generating diagnostics business via a stock dividend, while also maintaining an equity position in our therapeutics and discovery business units.



He laid out four options, but only one referred to one with the dividend. What happens is people take the all the possibilities, combine the best outcomes of each and then set their expectation to that.

He never said if they sell the company, they would do a dividend.

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You are correct Redspeed, this is the part that i remembered from my memory.
Good find!

Reading it again, i see your point and i no longer expect a dividend, but it would be nice if we still got one somehow