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To: N. Kedarnath who wrote (150)	2/13/1997 11:11:00 PM
From: mauser96	of 193

Reading your previous posts, it seems that PRIA is is a duopoly with Daifuka, since Asyst is gone and they have agreements with Shinko. I don't think American, European, or Korean chip makers will want to be dependent on a japanese company. Is it true that Brooks is not a direct competitor? I got interested in PRIA when I realzed that big wafers and small chips means each wafer is very valuable, and not likely to be intrusted to a guy in a bunny suit with dandruff. It would appear that PRIA has better prospects for new business than most others in the semiconductor equipment catagory. I find it difficult to obtain much info on PRIA. If Intel chose it for what is likely the most advanced fab in the world they should do well with less demanding customers. I also saw that it was recommended by a major broker acouple of days ago with a sharp price runup. It sells at a P/E close to its estimated growth rate. I suspect it could grow faster- what do you think.

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