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Technology Stocks : Solucorp Industries (SLUP - OTCBB) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: ran up who wrote (51)	4/26/1998 11:29:00 AM
From: Batgirl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3679

Thats the point. Its in there incase there is a takeover bid and I don t think that its so standard that its in every co 10 k and has not been in the co. reports for the last several years. Why do they suddenly go to the trouble of voting on it now?. It just suggests that something is brewing and there always has been the expectation particularly in the second half of last year that the co will be taken over by one of the Remediation/Waste management giants . The answer to the possible deal clincher (in my opinion) was somewhere there in the first 10 pages of the 10k regarding the new International regulatory standards of remediation proposed to be implemented by the EPA. If that happens it says that most of the competition will not be able to afford to conform to the new standards - end quote, (which slup does easily and cheaply ) and the other companies will be out of business unless they takeover a co like Slup or sign licencing agreements with a co. like slup to use their process. Either way that is when we would expect Slups price to soar and definitely be a takeover target whereas maybe until that point it is rather more speculative. Im not sure but expect Slup to do well wether new standards are implemented or not. Got to go and read more 10k's Cheers.