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Technology Stocks : Intek (IDCC)`

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To: Mark Mattson who wrote (33)2/2/1997 10:42:00 PM
From: WMG   of 120
 
Though I don't have the proxy statement in front of me, I believe
there were about 11 million shares pre-merger and about 42 million shares
post-merger. However, the number of shares in the float (non-insider)
is still quite small, hence, poor liquidity and little fund manager interest
until a secondary offering can be completed. I have heard that the company
would like to raise about $50 million at a price of about $12 per share.
These funds would pesumedly be used for additional working capital for the
nationwide rollout of the service and development of additional services
to enhance the product line.

$300 million acquisition? I have a difficult time understanding how INTEK
could contemplate such a large transaction when their current market capitalization
is only $160 million. It would be extremely dilutive at the current stock price and
if Securicor were to loan INTEK the proceeds for a cash transaction, it would
damaging to their debt/equity ratio to the point of making the anticipated follow on
offering for $50 million in the $12 range almost impossible.

WMG
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