RE: UK, China, India, USA panelists15 Sep 2021 17:14
So Muggins, the fact one of the panellists is from CR and another from IE doesn't make you think there's a connection going on at that table? Hahahahah
Very happy today regardless of the drop. Why would we sit on the same table as these guys to address an audience other than we all had something in common! This is going to be huge!
Did you see Gerry s******, like a naughty school boy, when he missed India out "It could be UK, China, USA.........India. Fantastic presentation as always!
"Imminent" Substantial development and collaboration have prepared the Group for its imminent launch and penetration of a series of new high-volume products across various international territories:
Nu, the company I work for did a similar thing. They're Austrian and made us a standalone company. I think the reason was that if we went bust they weren't liable also for tax purposes. That was 10 years ago. Our profits still go to the group as a whole. The only difference is the group already owned us and wasn't a new venture like what may happen with us.
In addition to holding 19 first-level profit centers, China Resources also has 2,000 entity companies and 6 listed companies (in Hong Kong, China). https://inf.news/en/economy/0ccec06b25913d64feb4d79910da7af0.html What is a Single Entity? A single entity is an operating unit for which financial information is reported. A single entity may be a separate legal entity, a subsidiary, department, or any other designation – as long as information is collected specifically for it, and decisions are made based on that information. For example, the CEO of a conglomerate requests that a single entity report be generated that shows the financial performance of its North American subsidiary.
Anyone had any experience of owning a stock that has done this?
My first memory of Deepverge/Integumen is of an employee sat on a train babysitting a Labskin kit on its way to France.Nobody can convince me this hasn't, isn't, growing at an incredible rate. One of them stocks you dream of coming across. The good times are here and the very, very good times on their way.
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