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Technology Stocks : MEMC INT'L. (WFR -NYSE) The Sleeping Giant?

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To: Technology Investor who wrote (2159)	9/4/1997 10:25:00 PM
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Hello Tech: As I mentioned a couple of posts back, this topic came up about a year or so ago. As I recall a gentlman named Chuck LI had contacted WFR when there was a reported polysilicon shortage. I believe Chuck actually talked with then CEO Roger McDaniel, but would have to go way back to make certain. I ended up typing a few various paragraphs from the IPO prospectus, and giving page references. It was never made "crystal clear" (pun intended <g>), if Huels had a non-public wholly owned subsidiary that was producing either polysilicon or materials essential for that production. You are definitely correct on the Italian matter. That was the sole "in-house" MEMC supplier prior to the acquisition. (Not news to you, but that is documented.) Any additional information Scotsman or anyone else has would be appreciated. Regards, Doug

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