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To: Eric Klein who wrote (1210)3/19/1998 1:39:00 PM
From: Gregg Glogowski  Respond to of 1320
 
I found this in the Management Discussion of the 10Q. Does indicate some problem with the bureaucracy?

SECC has agreed to assign its 35% interest in SCE to Shanghai
Instrumentation and Electronics Holding Group Company ("SIEC") and SIT. After the assignments, SIEC will own 30%, SIT will own 15% and the Company's ownership will remain at 55% of SCE. The assignment has been approved by the Company as well as the board of directors of SCE; however, final approval is pending with the Chinese government.

I thought that these issues had been addressed a year ago. Add the innocuous statement that the second JV will be put on hold while they look at the December announcement of talks, and I sense that the whole thing is on hold.

Greg



To: Eric Klein who wrote (1210)3/19/1998 3:28:00 PM
From: David Coakley  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1320
 
Thanks Eric. I was braced for some pretty hot flaming. Pretty mild....
Just thought this thread could use a little spicing up. Afterall, for a "fraudulent" company (not.) they sure seem to be doing a good job keeping the SEC from finding out and getting the share price back up from under $3. How do you explain this?

David