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To: hugh thorne who wrote (55)2/22/1998 3:57:00 AM
From: Lee Matheson  Respond to of 130
 
I would speculate that AIT was just issuing a press release to see
if they could fuel speculation that the stock is currently
underpriced? I would speculate that it lets the main shareholders
(and the Board of directors) know that AIT management is doing its
best to support the share price.

By making an allusion to a take-over they may be hoping to cause
some positive interest in the stock?

I think the two main owners of the company now own only around
25% or so combined (after the major dillution with the offerings
you mentioned). So their control is not as firm as it once was,
although they still in effect control the company.

But I agree that if the offerings went thru that the current
share price does look low (as long as the company doesn't spend
all the proceeds from the offering on expenses, without generating
some replacement profits).

A rather dynamic situation in some difficult times for the
company. ... Again only IMHO.