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Bfd...I always knew knew you were financially illiterate...that was obvious....even when constantly bullied and pulled others up on their literacy...It now turns out your illiteracy extends further than I thought....

We know it is a multinational company,so, when we find out who i can see this just going ballistic on the news,as this is such a very small cap business with affiliation in any way with a big multinational of any kind this must rerate big style. not ramping just fact...

More historically biased negativity that is completely uncalled for ,especially new Investors without the baggage of having invested in a different phase of evolution. They are saying this is a cash release phase ,and anybody investing now would be wise to see the painful cash hungry phase is changing to a phase of realising assets for the benefit of all....When the overhang goes this is set fair for a big rerate on further good news.....Lets face it ,it cannot be valued at less than this with our holding in SALT motoring upwards by the day....

They are cashed up and looking to release value,not as in the build up phase that lost Investors packets...A big difference expressed in recent RNS...

Should read ftse250.

If getting kicked out of the ftse100 sends this s.p. down,I will re enter by drip feed....I will wait to see where this goes first though as big selling could be on the way....This is a share i lost money on...and doubts still exist from losing money,even though this has potential.

There are posters on the SALT board posting the same as I am ,and comments are respected and welcomed as the mood music is positive....My points are even more pertinent on this site...but negativity pervades...I know the reasons why...but.. they look to be historical bias...looking above that is important....Look at the posts on the SALT board and you will see huge optimism....and for very good reasons....

That was the painful phase of the company evolution,with so much positivity regarding the upgrading of assets recently and positive statements regarding realising the value and distributing that value i believe we are entering a new phase....Wallow in the misery of having invested at the wrong time,or grasp the obvious opportunity this overhang is presenting....SALT is not rising by the day for no reason....

A great piece just posted on the SALT bb,It really does illuminate the advantages of the products....A great piece that needs to be seen...They really are bullish....and the buying is relentless,it is just going up and up...

You give it a rest...Your constant negativity needs addressing with so much positivity called for!

It shows the the interest they obviously have in low salt...The difference with this product is they can use the same amount of salt,get the same taste but with half the sodium which is a known killer....or actually use 45% less salt as in these crisps but get sodium levels of 22.5% of normal crisps. The possibilities for Pepsico to immediately ramp up production,lower cost of production,get Governments interested and food producers interested and gain competitive advantage in the market place are huge by gaining control of this very small cap company with a huge addressable market are simply huge,and must be worth multiples of this market cap.

If Pepsico were to buy SALT...via...TEK....They could immediately set about ramping up production and making the product available with much cheaper production,they could promote this product to make it an industry leader...This product ,in my opinion,is held back by being a very,very small cap business,where a company such as Pepsico would exploit the product to its maximum ,and also gain an advantage over the competition,they would also be taken very seriously by Governments and other food manufacturers.....The way is through majority ownership in the ludicrously undervalued shares of TEK...The only way that makes sense...

Pepsico could make this a hugely profitable company virtually overnight whilst SALT it would take much longer...I think Pepsico are interested,and the rumours are true...

If they wanted SALT,as many think...The fact is they would buy TEK for majority interest....Can you imagine the multiples they would pay to get there hands on this very small cap stock with huge addressable market?

I have a very pertinent and important question that may resonate with Investors to highlight the huge possibilities for this particular share.....We all know this is valued at half its 63% holding in SALT....We know it has been mooted by Simon Thompson and many others that SALt may be acquired by another,and that makes perfect sense when you look at the smallcap stock and the huge international addressable market,and is probably one of the reasons for the new found interest in their shares......but.....the important question is..........If you were say Pepsico ..for instance.....and you wanted to acquire the company....who would you want to acquire....TEK with 63% of shares and valued at less than half of the SALT shares and majority interest ...or TEK shares valued at so much more and with minority interest.....which one???.....only one answer in my book....and it is not SALT shares.....Do you agree???....Honest answers please!

The company has done the hard and painful bit,that has so annoyed past Investors,and the way I see it is we are into the next phase of its evolution,the part where the Investments are monetized for the benefit of all. This price movement this week with a big drop in TEK,whilst a simultaneous doubling in value in its core holding(holdings which are worth nearly double the entire market cap of TEK) makes little sense when the same people were in charge last week,and good news has been announced. Yes we have an overhang which is being worked through,but that will happen very shortly. We have had a placing which when looking at placing price to prior s.p. should have had a 2% impact on the s.p. realistically ,but taken against the doubling of the value of our core holding and the fact we are now cashed up to do what the company needs to do to realise further gains in value , then this in my opinion makes absolutely no sense,and suggests now is an unbelievable opportunity for those that grasp it before the overhang goes,which should be very soon,especially if Simon Thompson does an article in Investors Chronicle,which should ignite interest in this massive value play,underpinned by a company going up massively in value....

He owns a large percentage of the shares,so is interests are the same as the shareholders. sometimes there comes a tipping point where companies like this do start to deliver,and now looks to be a tipping point with core holdings possibly monetized. This jaundiced thinking from investors is an opportunity to buy something with real and tangible value at an incredible,and i really mean an incredible and unjustified discount,in my opinion.

SALT up another 9% today and heading for doubling in 3 days....We hold 63%.....and we have sellers when our core holding is going up massively!....something has to give as this is not real!....we should be going up more than SALT is.....as our holding was already massively discounted in our price....Crazy and ridiculous comes to mind.....The market does make mistakes ,but, usually corrects itself in time,this will be corrected as value cannot be hidden ....

Yes,SALT is flying and increasing by the day,everybody realistically expecting and discussing it going to over a pound! Why the reluctance to realise this company owns 635 of SALT shares,and we should be over the moon. Some very jaundiced and negative thinking is stopping this share joining the party,as the value must be realised at some point with such huge uplifts in our core holding worth so much more than our market cap...not to mention our investments in other promising ventures.....Sheer lunacy prevails in my honest opinion....

The fact that they are selling low salt crisps would suggest they are very much interested in the concept of low salt,and why would they not be,with many thousands of people needlessly losing their lives through salt intake. Salt intake needs to be more aggressively controlled by governments all over the world,in my opinion,especially if there is products that achieve just that.