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To: Steeliejim who wrote (15301)2/4/2000 6:43:00 AM
From: JSBRead Replies (1) of 118717
 
BINC's burn rate has not been a problem
because they have the call center that
operates at a small loss but covers
all expenses.

One really nice thing is that BINC has
never issued a bunch of shares to stay
in business so now that many things are
coming to fruition, they still only have
a total of 10 mil shares outstanding and
about 6 mil in the float.

While no contracts can be announced before
GRAS is declared, the biggest that have
been hinted at for a few years are Pepsi,
Wrigley and Suiza foods.

FWIW, while it's all conjecture at this
point, many of us expect the royalties
to be 100 mil plus when full production
is achieved.

With likely revs of 10 bucks a share or
more, in addition to other things (though
much smaller than tag) in the pipeline, I
really don't think a triple digit share
price is unattainable in 3 to 5 years.

Jeff (The BINCmeister)<vbg>
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