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I'm quiet sure: 50 cents in 10 days....
Compare my previous post with article dated Sept. 2012 to this one. Wow, they are so far gone they are recycling 2 year old news.
Published: August 10, 2010
Deltron Enables Leading U.S. Skateboard Manufacturer to Go Green
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Deltron, Inc. (OTCBB: DTRO) today announced that its Elasco, Inc. manufacturing subsidiary has enabled Sector 9, a leading manufacturer of skateboards and apparel, to go green by supplying eco-friendly skateboard wheels. Elasco formulates and manufactures Biothane brand polyurethane wheels made with soybean-based polyols for Sector 9, which is owned by boardsports marketing leader Billabong Ltd. Sales of Elasco's high performance soy-based wheels have increased substantially this year.
Henry Larrucea, Deltron CEO, commented: "Founded in 1993, Sector 9 has a long and distinguished history of leadership in the boardsports industry. The Sector 9 team has demonstrated a strong commitment to the environment, providing sustainable products as well as offering information on ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel consumption in its corporate materials. When Elasco developed proprietary formulations to produce polyurethane wheels using soybean polyols, Sector 9 seized the opportunity to be the first skateboard company to offer more sustainable wheels. Increasing sales this year show that the 'green' wheels have strong appeal for environmentally conscious customers including surfers, skateboarders and the broader youth market."
Sector 9 has emerged as a market leader in the design and manufacture of skate longboards, a fast-growing segment within the skateboard market. Sector 9 skateboards are constructed using all American made materials and assembled in their own San Diego factory. The Biothane Soy Compound Skateboard Wheels produced by Elasco for Sector 9 are quick-turning, maneuverable wheels with size, strength and stability designed for high performance and controlled cruising. Sector 9 was acquired by Billabong International Limited in 2008 and is still run by its original founders.
Having focused a portion of its product development efforts on formulating more eco-friendly offerings, Elasco succeeded in creating polyurethanes using soy-based polyols that match the performance of petroleum-based polyurethane while dramatically decreasing their carbon footprint. The company combines polyols produced from pressed soybeans with isocyanate and other ingredients to create new polymers. Traditional polyurethane products are made entirely from petrochemicals. Soy-based polyol resins used in Elasco's formulations reduce related carbon emissions from the manufacturing process by 36%, require less energy to produce, use sustainable materials, are free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and reduce demand for and reliance on non-renewable petroleum reserves. With the sun serving as the fuel source to grow the soybeans, the manufacturing process can reduce fossil fuel consumption by 61%.
Deltron's wholly owned Elasco subsidiary is an engineered plastics and polyurethane molding and manufacturing company. Elasco has been in business since 1979 and has a highly efficient production facility in Southern California. The company provides complete design and manufacturing services including prototype work, mold and tooling design, manufacturing, custom casting, plastic injection molding and proprietary polymer mixing.
About Deltron, Inc. (DTRO.OB)
Deltron acquires profitable businesses with strong management teams, substantial revenue and established market positions. Wholly owned Elasco is a proven innovator in product manufacturing with a 31-year operating history, diverse customer base and vertically integrated manufacturing facility in Garden Grove, California. Blu Vu, a division of Deltron, is a developer of proprietary closed circuit rebreather technology and components that go beyond conventional scuba systems to enable commercial and recreational divers to go deeper, stay underwater longer and recover faster.
This Press Release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. DTRO has tried, whenever possible, to identify these forward-looking statements using words such as "anticipates", "believes", "estimates", "expects", "plans", "intends", "potential" and similar expressions. These statements reflect DTRO's current beliefs and are based upon information currently available to it.
Accordingly, such forward looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which could cause the DTRO's actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from those expressed in or implied by such statements. DTRO undertakes no obligation to update or advise in the event of any change, addition or alteration to the information catered in this Press Release including such forward-looking statements.
Deltron, Inc.
Henry Larrucea
Investor Relations
714-908-5164
info@dtro.com
www.dtro.com
http://newsblaze.com/story/2010081001001800003.bw/topstory.html
Sector 9 link showing wheels made by Elasco
Sector 9 Biothane wheels
Elasco Enables Leading U.S. Skateboard Manufacturer to Go Green
Posted on September 6, 2012 by elascourethane
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. — Elasco, Inc. today announced that it has enabled Sector 9, a leading manufacturer of skateboards and apparel, to go green by supplying eco-friendly skateboard wheels. Elasco formulates and manufactures Biothane brand polyurethane wheels made with soybean-based polyols for Sector 9, which is owned by boardsports marketing leader Billabong Ltd. Sales of Elasco’s high performance soy-based wheels have increased substantially this year.
Henry Larrucea, Elasco CEO, commented: “Founded in 1993, Sector 9 has a long and distinguished history of leadership in the boardsports industry. The Sector 9 team has demonstrated a strong commitment to the environment, providing sustainable products as well as offering information on ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel consumption in its corporate materials. When Elasco developed proprietary formulations to produce polyurethane wheels using soybean polyols, Sector 9 seized the opportunity to be the first skateboard company to offer more sustainable wheels. Increasing sales this year show that the ‘green’ wheels have strong appeal for environmentally conscious customers including surfers, skateboarders and the broader youth market.”
Sector 9 has emerged as a market leader in the design and manufacture of skate longboards, a fast-growing segment within the skateboard market. Sector 9 skateboards are constructed using all American made materials and assembled in their own San Diego factory. The Biothane Soy Compound Skateboard Wheels produced by Elasco for Sector 9 are quick-turning; maneuverable wheels with size, strength and stability designed for high performance and controlled cruising. Sector 9 was acquired by Billabong International Limited in 2008 and is still run by its original founders.
Having focused a portion of its product development efforts on formulating more eco-friendly offerings, Elasco succeeded in creating polyurethanes using soy-based polyols that match the performance of petroleum-based polyurethane while dramatically decreasing their carbon footprint. The company combines polyols produced from pressed soybeans with isocyanate and other ingredients to create new polymers. Traditional polyurethane products are made entirely from petrochemicals. Soy-based polyol resins used in Elasco’s formulations reduce related carbon emissions from the manufacturing process by 36%, require less energy to produce, use sustainable materials, are free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and reduce demand for and reliance on non-renewable petroleum reserves. With the sun serving as the fuel source to grow the soybeans, the manufacturing process can reduce fossil fuel consumption by 61%.
Elasco is an engineered plastics and polyurethane molding and manufacturing company. Elasco has been in business since 1979 and has a highly efficient production facility in Southern California. The company provides complete design and manufacturing services including prototype work, mold and tooling design, manufacturing, custom casting, plastic injection molding and proprietary polymer mixing.
If you allow Larrucea and Crimi to get away with this then one deserves to lose their monies.
Has the " rebreather " surfaced for air yet ?
Any word on the FORTUNE 500 contract ?
It always amazes me that with such low volume, even if someone "tripped" and inadvertantly bought at .02, why does someone else rush right in to sell at .0031? It is crazy stupid unless they are making money on a short position which doesn't make sense for this stock. Once again, the volume is just not there.
Someone TRIPPED AND fell, landed on there buy button, they will live to regret that. IMO
WOW talk about a fat finger... .02 or .002 ah hell it's only money!
Did Larrucea and Kalidescope have a scam going with a phony loan of 3.5 million dollars ?
Tax season is approaching for write offs ?
Really, r u wondering ? Well, its NOT DIE-LUTION.
i think its happening once a week
I wonder why the volume and dumping today?
Bigfoot...don't you think were beyond that kind of sarcasm already.
TJG, any word on FORTUNE 500 contract ? or the REBREATHER ?
It was closer to $1000, not $300. With no reporting requirements anymore it is probably impossible to tell if it is dilution. I am pretty sure just before the R/S the Dollars weren't much more, they just lasted several days.
I am not positive this is dilution, but it seems more plausible than Bigfoot selling all of his shares at or below the bid.
You are joking, right? They diluted $300 worth!!!
Or if Bigfoot is right, are they raising money to file bankruptcy?
Dilution, Dilution, Dilution
Gotta pay the new guys salaries.
How many share do you think we will see change hands at the bid over the next few days? Just a million, or more?
Haven't lost a cent on DTRO.
What court did you file in?lol.
Just under $1000 total but over 100,000 shares... Could this be dilution since everyone else has been reluctant to let shares go for under $.02? Also, why .0078 and .0080 when the bid has been .0085?
It's a slow process but it won't take as long as the F500 contract or the REBREATHER to surface.
Be patient another couple of months and ypu'll be able to write off your losses.
Cheap shares at discounted prices, average down as TJG would say.
jmpo
How's the court case going?lol.
Has the REBREATHER surfaced yet ? or still at the bottom of ocean. lol
How's the contract with F500 company coming along ? lol
Yea, finally completed a GTC order at .0085...I am surprised at the volume and multiple trades. Wonder if something is up?
well, if it rockets up to about 1.40 a share, i'll break even....still hoping.....
Still waiting to recoupe my original $1K. Lol
Not me, but that was a nice pop to .02
some one just spent $1k on this.
anyone from this board???
I agree TJG the chances of going lower is slimmer and slimmer I might have to grab a few more before some company takes it over imo.... DTRO
You are of coarse talking about the stock symbol DTRO... because DTRO and its two company's are still very much alive.
ELASCO still is running the plant in Garden Grove and Blu Vu still answers the phone.... the stock on the other hand is quite dead....
Well as dead as a Reverse Merger candidate stock can be until someone moves into it....one PR on a new possible business taking over DTRO and boom!!
Its called the OTC or as some call, the Wild Wild West!
Because $34 in total volume on DTRO is Huge???
jmo
Still checking in also, waiting for the rocket to the moon!
wrong again...
echo, echo, echo...
is the reverberation he heard when he walked into the empty chat room and shouted "echo"
Sorry, I couldn't wait for a couple more days of no activity so we could make it an official month of no comments.
Has anybody received any responses from the new management at DTRO? I have not.
There has been a little volume on the stock, including one little blip up to $.03, but the basic appearence is this is dead.
One thing new I have seen is http://www.bluvustore.com/. The site does not appear to be functional yet, but it looks like the beginning of an attempt to market the rebreather, Bozanic's books, etc.
I tried buying at the ASK for .0025 and it sat there.... now the ASK is back to .025...
My guess is a holder of preferred's dumped and an MM picked them up to sell later when this thing does a RM.
By the way if anyone wants to do something constructive do this...
1. Go to pinksheets and put in DTRO once there click on Company Info...then call the number listed under the new company address in Florida.
2. Go to http://www.elascourethane.com/ under Contact call that number...
Once you are at either place just follow the phone instructions and wait.
Timber,grab ur hard hats DTRO is falling fast and hard.
Zero.Thanks for the non-answer,btw.
lol.
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