Clever guy22 Sep 2023 10:10
While we wait, this adds credence, it shows he does know what he is doing, even if the way he does it, may not be what we like.
Biosense, which deals in development and production of medical equipment, was set up in 1993 by Professor Shlomo Ben-Haim, a tenured lecturer at the Technion medical school, and a visiting professor at Harvard University. Ben-Haim, who holds 19% of the shares in Biosense, will receive shares worth some $75 million. His brother, Adv. Amit Ben-Haim, who was the first investor in the company, holds 22% of the shares, and will receive Johnson & Johnson shares worth some $88 million.“
This is what got me interested when I discovered that it was Amit Ben-Haim was CEO of a small cap AIM company, CloudTag INC. After more digging I discovered that in 1996, he co-established Impulse Dynamics Inc., another medical devices company, which ultimately licensed its cardiac contractility technology to NYSE-listed Guidant Corporation (a group company of Boston Scientific) So unless he has been on the mother of all spending sprees, I guess he has a few bob left...