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Re: gempicker post# 7586

Wednesday, 06/15/2016 1:29:24 PM

Wednesday, June 15, 2016 1:29:24 PM

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So what if ITD goes public? How in any way does that benefit 'KALO' shareholders???

If you're assuming ITD becomes absorbed into Kallo Inc or becomes a subsidiary of Kallo then you have that idea twisted and inside out. If anything similar to that would happen it would be ITD goes public with their own ticker and makes Kallo a subsidiary of them, BUT, THAT WON'T HAPPEN, AND HERE'S WHY:

1. ITD would in no way hire the Kallo leadership, when they have the financial means to hire ACTUAL successful vigilant leaders who actually have a proven track record of being successful and executing projects within the specific medical field. Not weak ass cecil and his team of no hitters.

2. ITD has the financial resources and success to sit at the table with the 'big boys' on their own reputation alone and be taken seriously by prospective clients.

3. Most importantly they wouldn't want to inherit Kallo's debt, however small it is, because there is no incentive that outweighs it, especially when ITD can hire a team of vigilant leaders who know how to close deals and execute for less than the current debt. It's a no brainer IMO.

4. Nothing to gain by maintaining a partnership with the Kallos weak, unsuccessful team.

In the end, no matter what happens with ITD, it won't hurt, or benefit KALO shareholders.