I think we may need to talk seriously about what D
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Posted On: 08/20/2020 1:01:05 PM
I think we may need to talk seriously about what Doctor Dalton intends to do with Univec Conglomerate. First, Dalton mentions rolling 40 or more companies into one --- some of these companies are located in other countries with much different laws and regulations. I suggest that such a roll-up would take a team of lawyers years to get right, and that is much longer than most are willing or even able to wait.
I suggest Dalton will roll HRI into Univec Conglomerate, and together with PPSI and perhaps the telemedicine group, we could become current relatively fast. I assume Dalton is not starting from scratch --- at least, he did indicate much had already been done. Then, once current and with all revenue stated, we would be trading much higher (dollars in my opinion).
As for the remaining companies in that 40 or more company group, I suggest letting him take his time. No one wants to wait years for news. The value of biting off a part of the Conglomerate and getting things moving is obvious. For shareholders, many would be rich overnight. I further suggest such a conglomerate could uplist, and that would elevate the price even more. Add in dozens of products and perhaps even 30 or more, and we have the basis for serious wealth creation. Univec shareholders could then hang on longer (if they so desired) for the eventual roll-up of all forty or more individual companies. Such a conglomerate would likely be worth more money than most ever imagined, but the time required could be rather lengthy. Just my opinion for what that is worth.
What say you?
Kgem
I suggest Dalton will roll HRI into Univec Conglomerate, and together with PPSI and perhaps the telemedicine group, we could become current relatively fast. I assume Dalton is not starting from scratch --- at least, he did indicate much had already been done. Then, once current and with all revenue stated, we would be trading much higher (dollars in my opinion).
As for the remaining companies in that 40 or more company group, I suggest letting him take his time. No one wants to wait years for news. The value of biting off a part of the Conglomerate and getting things moving is obvious. For shareholders, many would be rich overnight. I further suggest such a conglomerate could uplist, and that would elevate the price even more. Add in dozens of products and perhaps even 30 or more, and we have the basis for serious wealth creation. Univec shareholders could then hang on longer (if they so desired) for the eventual roll-up of all forty or more individual companies. Such a conglomerate would likely be worth more money than most ever imagined, but the time required could be rather lengthy. Just my opinion for what that is worth.
What say you?
Kgem
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