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OREGON LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION : Record of Cities/Counties Prohibiting Licensed Recreational Marijuana Facilities
http://www.oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana/Documents/Cities_Counties_RMJOptOut.pdf
GLH: 25 Oregon counties, cities ban marijuana businesses
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/morning_call/2015/09/25-oregon-counties-cities-ban-marijuana-businesses.html
So much for Oregon.... buyers beware, RocketRed only agenda is to pump and dump this total trash stock
GLH : Pot won't be for sale in many Oregon cities
When recreational cannabis sales start Thursday in Oregon, consumers will be able to buy the drug at most of the state's 300-plus medical marijuana dispensaries.
But some communities — ranging from Portland suburbs to cities in eastern Oregon — are keeping the door shut to storefront pot sales of any kind.
In many towns, marijuana remains shunned by the majority and is seen as something that shouldn't be given any official stamp of approval. And even where voters agreed to legalize marijuana, there are worries that retail sales will encourage youth consumption, attract crime or tarnish their commercial districts.
"This is not just a nice little drug," said Lake Oswego Mayor Kent Studebaker before the city council deadlocked on asking local voters to ban marijuana businesses. "Regular use has caused a lot of problems. ... I would like to know if the voters are as concerned as I am."
The taboo against the drug is particularly strong throughout many of the state's rural communities.
Carol Free, a medical marijuana patient and grower in Baker City, was unable to persuade her city or county to allow even a dispensary — perhaps not a surprise given the nearly 60 percent no vote locally against the Measure 91 legalization measure last year.
"It's just a huge fear factor," she said. "People are so wrapped up in the negatives about it."
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Measure 91 said any local attempt to ban sales would have to go to the ballot after 10 percent of local voters sign a petition.
But city and county lobbyists told legislators the state would be on shaky legal ground if localities were forced to allow businesses that violate federal law. And Senate Minority Leader Ted Ferrioli, R-John Day — a key member of the legislative marijuana committee — said he wanted cities and counties to be able to easily opt out when local sentiment runs strongly against the drug.
In the end, the Legislature came up with a series of compromises.
In the 15 counties — all in eastern Oregon — where at least 55 percent of voters opposed Measure 91, city councils and county commissions can vote to prohibit marijuana businesses of any kind.
In the rest of the state, local governments can refer a measure to the November 2016 ballot to ban sales.
Last, the Legislature decided to allow limited recreational sales at medical marijuana dispensaries starting Oct. 1 to give consumers a way to legally buy the drug after it's allowed under Measure 91 but before the state is ready to issue retail licenses. The Legislature left it to cities and county governments to decide whether to opt out.
At last count, governments in six eastern Oregon counties — plus 13 cities in those counties — have voted to ban medical and recreational marijuana sales, production or processing, according to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
Meanwhile, Douglas County and eight other cities have decided to take the issue to voters next year.
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A handful of cities with medical marijuana dispensaries won't allow them to sell to recreational users. Among them are Gresham and the eastern Oregon city of La Grande.
In many cases, though, cities are simply refusing to license medical marijuana dispensaries, cutting off pot sales of any kind.
"I think it's the strongest position that we have, that it's not legal under federal law," said Barbara Jacobson, assistant city attorney for Wilsonville. She argued that it was "the prudent thing to do" given that her city's voters turned down Measure 91.
All told, about 20 cities in the Portland area don't have any dispensaries, many citing the same argument as Wilsonville. Whether cities can rely on federal prohibitions in barring pot businesses is now before the state Court of Appeals on a case out of Cave Junction.
In many cases, cities have placed tough zoning restrictions on marijuana businesses. Tualatin, for instance, requires a 3,000-foot buffer from residences, schools and parks that restricts them to one corner of the city. So far, no one has applied to open a dispensary there, according to City Manager Sherilyn Lombos.
Lake Oswego has a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries even though 55 percent of the city's voters approved Measure 91. At a Sept. 15 council meeting, officials fretted about how allowing marijuana businesses would affect life in one of Oregon's wealthiest enclaves.
Police Chief Don Johnson told councilors that marijuana businesses typically operate on a cash basis because of federal banking restrictions, making them a crime target. He talked about a string of robberies at California dispensaries and brought up the killing of two medical marijuana growers in Portland this year.
"I think there is a danger associated with" these businesses, Johnson said.
Councilor Jon Gustafson expressed skepticism about the negative portrayals of marijuana businesses and suggested it's better to focus on educating kids and making sure proper regulations are in place.
"It's too late for us as a community to change the direction of the entire state," Gustafson said. "We don't live in a bubble ourselves."
Studebaker, the mayor, said in an interview that easy availability of marijuana in Portland and other nearby cities makes it easier for Lake Oswego to keep out pot retailers. The question, he said, is "do you want to bring more (marijuana) influence in the city or not?"
In more isolated communities, many officials and voters hope to wall themselves off from the effects of Measure 91.
"Just pure logic tells you, if there are retail sales, use will go up," said Baker County District Attorney Matt Shirtcliff, who urged officials in both his county and Baker City to ban marijuana businesses.
Baker City Mayor Kim Mosier said concern about having marijuana businesses was heightened by a break-in at a La Grande dispensary shortly after it opened in 2014.
"That doesn't bode well," Mosier added, explaining that she supported a ban "mostly because of the newness of it all. We are a very small community, we have a small police force, and we don't absorb mistakes very well on a municipal level."
Mosier said the city can always reverse course later.
"If, in five years, it looks like a booming industry for small communities and there isn't a lot of negative impact," she said, "we can make a change."
Don Morse, a Portland dispensary owner who heads the Oregon Cannabis Business Council, said his group is organizing to fight local sales bans on the ballot next year. But he said his group is inclined to give places such as Baker County time for the culture to change.
"We have no desire to go into a community and force something down their throat," Morse said. "There were some communities that remained dry for a long time after Prohibition ended."
--Jeff Mapes
jmapes@oregonian.com
503-221-8209
@jeffmapes
GLH : the wts are at various prices, from 0.025 [yes, two and a half cents, 2353k of them] up to a very few at 5.00 ... most appear to be at .50 and 1.00, but 6570k are at .20 ... plus those two and a half centers, lol
Nowhere is there a clear comprehensive layout of share structure, giving all relevant data such as exercise price and expiry ... which in a minerals junior is a black mark right off, i figure, it's like they're playing smoke and mirrors ...
Somewhere there is a paragraph on Buba Ltd, d/b/a of an individual name of Jack Schwebel, who is described as a 'promoter' ... so i thought, hey no kidding, lol ... he has over 3m shs, five per cent of issued, just guessing i'd expect them to be two-centers
No question it's all promotion at this point,
Category of Option holder Designation and
Number of Securities
under Option
Purchase
Price of
Securities
under Option
Other
Particulars
(a) all executive officers and past
executive officers of the Issuer as a
group and all directors and past
directors of the Issuer who are not also
executive officers as a group
200,000 Options(1)
400,000 Options(1)
CAD$0.20
US$1.00
Vesting over
three years
1,500,000 Warrants(2)
1,000,000 Warrants(1)
742,367 Warrants(1)
1,500,000 Warrants(1
4,600,000 Warrants(1)
CAD$0.025
CAD$0.20
CAD$0.50
US$0.50
US$1.00
Vesting over
three years
(b) all executive officers and past
executive officers of all subsidiaries of
the Issuer as a group and all directors
and past directors of those subsidiaries
who are not also executive officers of
the subsidiary as a group, excluding
individuals referred to in (a) above
450,000 Options(1)
1,850,000 Options(1)
CAD$0.20
US$1.00
Vesting over
three years
853,000 Warrants(2)
2,250,000 Warrants(2)
312,500 Warrants(2)
700,000 Warrants(2
CAD$0.025
CAD$0.20
CAD$0.50
US$1.00
Vesting over
three years
(c) all other employees and past
employees of the Issuer as a group
N/A N/A N/A
FORM 2A – LISTING STATEMENT
October 8, 2015
PAGE 34
Category of Option holder Designation and
Number of Securities
under Option
Purchase
Price of
Securities
under Option
Other
Particulars
(d) all other employees and past
employees of subsidiaries of the Issuer
as a group
1,825,000 Options(1)
770,000 Options(1)
CAD$0.20
US$1.00
Vesting over
three years
26,000 Warrants(2) US$1.00 Three year
exercise
(e) all consultants of the Issuer as a
group
N/A NA NA
2,897,625 Warrants(2)
672,400 Warrants(2)
2,092,840 Warrants(2)
200,000 Warrants(2)
100,000 Options(2)
CAD$0.20
CAD$0.50
US$1.00
US$5.00
US$1.00
Three year
exercise
(1) These Issuer Options were granted pursuant to the terms of the Merger Agreement in exchange for [previously issued GLH Options.
(2) These are GLH Warrants that, in accordance with their terms, are automatically exercisable for Issuer Shares following the completion of
the Transaction on identical terms mutatis mutandi. in accordance with their terms.
HEre it is
Share purchase warrants
In conjunction with the extension of the maturity date of the convertible debentures, the expiry date of
1,850,472 outstanding common share purchase warrants that were issued in 2012 with the convertible
debentures as a unit, has been extended to August 16, 2016. The share purchase warrants entitle the
holder to purchase one common share at a price of $0.178 per share.
But put in context with this:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=118270727
I really dont know WTF is going here for the time being, just contacted CEO
expecting a reply.
All I know If I wasnt loaded to the grills already ( sub 30c ! ha !) I would be buying the hell out of this now.
17 / 18 c or so. Not sure on the fine grain on every warrant / option out there. Try searching on SEDAR. Excuse me, but right now I dont have a heart beat as I am waiting on the EUO.V NR that will get it out of a halt. I am loaded to the grills on it as I have NEVER been on any microcap waiting on either a 20-30% pop (90% chance) or a total buyout for a 2-3 bagger (10% chance). Of course there must be a 30-50% chance I just got it all wrong. LOL
Eurocontrol Technics Group halted at 6:27 a.m. PT
2015-11-06 09:29 ET - Halt Trading
Eurocontrol Technics Group Inc. has been halted at 6:27 a.m. PT on Nov. 6, 2015, at the company's request, pending news.
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Think its warrant / options related.... This is a verly low volume stock, no one is likely to have + 600K shares to dump in a couple weeks IMO. Trying to reach CEO now to get him to comment on this. He has been helpful to contact before.
House Positions for C:BRM from 20151022 to 20151106
House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
85 Scotia 165,800 61,093 0.368 48,400 16,399 0.339 117,400 -44,694
33 Canaccord 55,100 19,633 0.356 0 55,100 -19,633
79 CIBC 66,500 23,730 0.357 14,000 6,300 0.45 52,500 -17,430
80 National Bank 118,000 48,372 0.41 72,000 26,154 0.363 46,000 -22,218
59 PI 35,000 13,300 0.38 0 35,000 -13,300
9 BMO Nesbitt 31,000 12,729 0.411 0 31,000 -12,729
143 Pershing 16,500 6,270 0.38 0 16,500 -6,270
15 UBS 14,000 6,282 0.449 500 245 0.49 13,500 -6,037
2 RBC 54,000 22,052 0.408 41,500 17,292 0.417 12,500 -4,760
39 Merrill Lynch 12,000 3,720 0.31 0 12,000 -3,720
28 BBS 7,300 2,774 0.38 0 7,300 -2,774
124 Questrade 9,275 4,162 0.449 3,500 1,715 0.49 5,775 -2,447
57 Interactive 2,600 988 0.38 0 2,600 -988
36 Latimer 2,088 698 0.334 0 2,088 -698
99 Jitney 9,000 3,967 0.441 13,000 6,196 0.477 -4,000 2,229
89 Raymond James 0 6,575 2,488 0.378 -6,575 2,488
1 Anonymous 70,000 28,456 0.407 80,000 33,007 0.413 -10,000 4,551
58 Qtrade 13,000 3,965 0.305 30,000 11,102 0.37 -17,000 7,137
19 Desjardins 14,000 4,630 0.331 32,000 12,687 0.396 -18,000 8,057
7 TD Sec 290,670 107,244 0.369 644,358 240,480 0.373 -353,688 133,236
TOTAL 985,833 374,065 0.379 985,833 374,065 0.379 0 0
Nothing in that report justifies this sell off IMHO. Note the selloff actually started 2 weeks prior to the report with TD SEC dumping at about any price which he has done again today and in larger volumes! Lemmings following him too.If anyone interested in seeing the data to prove above statement, inbox me and will send you by email as here it pastes in piss poor format. Bottom line: Basically this is related to a single seller and has nothing to do with fundamentals of co as shown on yesterday´s quarterly results. I will try to reach the CEO today and ask him about this. I would certainly hope to see some of the insiders doing some buying here even if in small amounts to show conviction to market.
Warrants/ Options conversion by some ex-employee most probable answer since no insider fillings? Guy is sure clumsy selling. Could have arranged block trades at much higher prices. I believe this is the buy of a lifetime.
Agreed.And future orders should keep coming for sure
Biorem wins $5.7-million in new orders
2015-08-31 15:10 ET - News Release
Mr. Derek Webb reports
BIOREM ANNOUNCES ORDERS TOTALLING $5.7 MILLION
Biorem Inc. has won several new orders totalling $5.7-million. The orders are for air emission abatement projects in North America.
"Of particular note is a large order for a municipality in the southern [United States], where our equipment will be replacing a competitor's system that failed to meet the customer's requirements. This demonstrates the value our customers see in our engineered solutions," said Derek S. Webb, president and chief executive officer of Biorem.
"With Biorem set to celebrate its 25th year anniversary in the fall and over 1,000 installations globally, Biorem continues to be the industry leader in innovation, reliability and performance. These recent orders are affirmation of the current market demand for a reliable partner in achieving regulatory compliance for odours and air emissions at municipal and industrial facilities," concluded Mr. Webb.
© 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
Also see this:
http://www.midasletter.com/2015/09/biorem-inc-ceo-derek-webb-interview-podcast/
James West: Interesting. So it is a general sort of migration toward cleaner air and cleaner gaseous-based effluents that has driven your recent success, then?
Derek Webb: I wouldn’t say recent. I think, like I said, in the mid-90s we kind of went on that transition. I think the recent success is probably a combination of a couple things: I think it’s a combination of some new overseas markets, with the biogas conditioning and cleaning markets added to the mix, and I think that’s in combination with a lot of failures from our competitors. Some high-profile failures, on a number of jobs, and you know, there’s been a lot of shake up in the industry with three or four of our major competitors basically pulling out of the industry in the last six to nine months, which has kind of opened up an opportunity for us to go in and kind of fix up those underperforming projects.
Also, for anyone looking at Level 2 and house activity, it´s pretty aparent the recent sell off last couple weeks it´s a been a single seller dumping it at about any price he could get in a hurry, someone using TD SEC. My take is it either a not so savy retail investor ( maybe the one who bought a lot with TD SEC on the run up now booking year end losses) or maybe some ex-employee with a sack of options. Also some lemmings have followed him. Now it becomes apparent there was nothing wrong with BRM that he knew and we didnt, so I see this as a STRONG BUY op.
House Positions for C:BRM from 20151022 to 20151105
House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
80 National Bank 118,000 48,372 0.41 34,000 13,234 0.389 84,000 -35,138
85 Scotia 84,800 34,918 0.412 13,400 5,352 0.399 71,400 -29,566
59 PI 35,000 13,300 0.38 0 35,000 -13,300
9 BMO Nesbitt 31,000 12,729 0.411 0 31,000 -12,729
143 Pershing 16,500 6,270 0.38 0 16,500 -6,270
15 UBS 13,500 6,092 0.451 500 245 0.49 13,000 -5,847
2 RBC 42,500 18,325 0.431 31,500 13,985 0.444 11,000 -4,340
79 CIBC 25,000 10,270 0.411 14,000 6,300 0.45 11,000 -3,970
28 BBS 5,800 2,212 0.381 0 5,800 -2,212
124 Questrade 9,275 4,162 0.449 3,500 1,715 0.49 5,775 -2,447
33 Canaccord 5,000 1,975 0.395 0 5,000 -1,975
57 Interactive 2,600 988 0.38 0 2,600 -988
89 Raymond James 0 875 380 0.434 -875 380
99 Jitney 9,000 3,967 0.441 13,000 6,196 0.477 -4,000 2,229
1 Anonymous 50,000 21,445 0.429 76,500 31,677 0.414 -26,500 10,232
58 Qtrade 0 30,000 11,102 0.37 -30,000 11,102
19 Desjardins 2,000 820 0.41 32,000 12,687 0.396 -30,000 11,867
7 TD Sec 160,070 65,677 0.41 360,770 148,649 0.412 -200,700 82,972
TOTAL 610,045 251,522 0.412 610,045 251,522 0.412 0 0
Biorem earns $318,000 in Q3
2015-11-05 10:20 ET - News Release
Mr. Derek Webb reports
BIOREM REPORTS $318,000 NET EARNINGS FOR THE THIRD QUARTER AND $17.6 MILLION BACKLOG
Biorem Inc. has provided its results for the three- and nine-month periods ended Sept. 30, 2015. Biorem's complete third quarter financial statements and MD&A have been filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com).
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS:in '000's except earnings per share
Three-months ended Nine-months ended
Sept 30 Sept 30
2015 2014 2015 2014
Revenue 4,171 2,282 13,568 6,715
Gross profit 1,508 521 4,695 906
Operating expenses 1,084 705 2,735 2,186
Ebitda* 468 (99) 2,075 (1,008)
Net earnings (loss) 318 (287) 1,564 (1,653)
EPS - basic 0.02 (0.02) 0.12 (0.13)
EPS - fully diluted 0.01 (0.02) 0.05 (0.13)
* Earnings before interest, taxes and amortizaton, a non IFRS financial measure
Biorem's revenue for the third quarter was $4.2 million, an 83% increase over the $2.3 million in revenue recorded in the third quarter of 2014 and consistent with the $4.7 million recorded in the second quarter of 2015. Year to date revenue totaled $13.6 million, a $6.9 million or a 102 % increase in revenue over the first nine months of 2014. The revenue increase came from Canada, China and other international markets in which Biorem operates.
Gross profit for the quarter was $1.5 million or 36% of revenue compared to $521,000 of gross profit recorded during the third quarter of 2014 and $4.7 million of gross profit or 35% of revenue in the second quarter of 2015. Total operating expenses (net of other income) for the quarter were $1,084,000. Ebitda for the quarter was $468,000 compared to an ebitda of $(92,000) in the third quarter of 2014.
Net earnings for the quarter was $318,000, which represents $0.02 per share basic and $0.01 on a fully diluted basis, compared to a net loss of $1,653,000 or $(0.13) per share on a basic and fully diluted basis in the third quarter of 2014.
"We are very pleased to have had a solid quarter in terms of bookings and profitability," said Derek S. Webb, President and CEO. "The backlog has increased to $17.6 million which sets the foundation for future growth. Biorem continues to invest in new product and biological market development to further diversify our advanced solutions for air emissions abatement. These new ideas and products are expected to begin to contribute to our growth in 2016."
Unrestricted cash on hand at the end of the quarter was $ 1.7 million. Operating activities provided $547,000 of cash and changes in non-cash working capital used $676,000 of cash, $343,000 of cash was used to pay interest and debt principal during the quarter.
In March of 2015 the Company negotiated an amendment to its 12.75% debenture agreement amending the repayment terms and extending the maturity date to December 31, 2015. Under the amended payment terms, principal payments totaling $500,000 have been paid during the year to September 30, 2015.
Bookings during the quarter were $7.0 million resulting in an order backlog of $17.6 million on September 30, 2015.
BRM.V earnings just out.
http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aBRM-2322576&symbol=BRM®ion=C
Kept about the same revenue and gross profit margins as last 2Q but a 200K provision kepot them from doing over 500K for the quarter again.
General and Administrative
Sept 2015 June 2015 Sept 2014 $537,000 $359,000 $343,000
General and Administration expenditures include administrative salaries, consulting, office supplies, regulatory and transfer fees, travel and corporate affairs.
General and administrative expenses of $537,000 incurred during the quarter were higher than those incurred during the first and second quarter due to a $195,000 provision record in the third quarter against certain accounts receivable due to uncertainty over collection.
Also note this:
Other comprehensive income Item which may be reclassified into profit and loss: Foreign currency translation differences on foreign operations 208,915
Total comprehensive income (loss) for the period 526,786
This must be due to USD collectables going up vs. CAD and at year end will be re-classified as earnings if CAD does not do a turn around vs. USD
When you take in consideration these 2 factors, base line profitability is pretty much the same if not larger as last 2 quarters, nothing to sneeze at for a 6M mkt cap.
Backlog went up by 3M to 17.6M BTW. BRM.V will keep on feeding us hugely profitable quarters for the foreseeable future:
Given the tendency for delays in construction or financing for large infrastructure projects, we do expect some variability in revenue and booking between quarters, but do not anticipate any major corrections for the medium term
BRM.V from M&A just out today, see in bold:
The Company’s long-term debt is due between October 2015 and August 2016. Management expects that the long-term debt will be refinanced through cash from operations, other sources of financing, revised payment terms and extension of the maturity dates of the debt, or other methods. However there is no certainty that the long-term debt will be refinanced or refinanced at terms that are acceptable to the Company.
This is what the lender, Expansion Capital Partners has always done over the years, extend and revise the payments. No reason why they wont do it again.
Take in consideration they are not some quick penny flippers but a large private equity capital fund that invested around 3 to 4M shares at 2-3 bucks originally. When the time is right they might convert and sell BRM, not earlier IMHO
http://www.expansioncapital.com/strategy.php
Focus on Exits: the Fund’s focus on exits begins at the time a company is being considered for investment, and the Fund Managers must be able to see several clear and plausible exit paths – from buy-outs to sale scenarios – prior to making an investment. The Fund Managers draw upon a broad network of financial and strategic investors to help a portfolio company through the exit process.
No apparent reason that I can see other than some guy at TD SEC has been dumping steadily at about any price he can get for quite a few days now. He seems to have ignited a little sellic panic today. Great entry point IMHO.
I wouldnt expect customers to be thinking about their investment decisions while at a Scores but rather concentrated on other things.... dontcha think? ?? LOL
Yes, I figure out STT.V could comfortably start paying 1c/year divy for a yield close to 4%. Once they do pay a dividend and get into the main TSX board there is no way the stock remains so undervalued anymore. Last week saw a large +1M shares dump by a disgruntled large shareholder, Bobby Genovese of BG Capital. He sold off 5M shares in July and after last weeks sale he is down to about 1.9M. Market nicely absorved his sales last week and STT bought quite a few trhough Raymond James for cancellation.STT will soon be rewarding shareholders with BOTH a share buyback program AND dividends.
STT arranges buyback of up to 2.79 million shares
2015-05-14 12:00 ET - News Release
Ms. Holly Hendershot reports
STT ENVIRO CORP. ANNOUNCES NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID
STT Enviro Corp. has received TSX Venture Exchange approval of its notice of intention to commence a normal course issuer bid (NCIB) through the facilities of the TSX-V, permitting the company to repurchase, for cancellation, up to 2,791,547 common shares in the capital of the company, representing approximately 10 per cent of the company's public float (as such term is defined in the TSX-V Corporate Finance Manual).
The NCIB will commence on May 20, 2015, and run until the earlier of the date on which purchases under the NCIB have been completed or May 20, 2016. The company is commencing the bid because it believes that the current market price of its shares may not fully reflect the underlying value of the company's business and its future business prospects. Accordingly, STT Enviro believes that purchasing and returning its common shares to treasury at present pricing represents an opportunity to enhance value for its continuing shareholders. The company's cash position allows for the implementation of the bid without adversely affecting the company's other opportunities.
The NCIB is to be made through the facilities of the TSX-V and in accordance with policy statements on normal course issuer bids. The price which STT Enviro will pay for any common share will be the market price at the time of acquisition plus brokerage fees, if any. No purchases of common shares have been made by the company in the past 12 months. Purchases pursuant to the NCIB will be made by Raymond James Ltd. on behalf of the company. A copy of the Form 5G -- Notice of Intention to Make a Normal Course Issuer Bid filed by the company with the TSX-V can be obtained from the company upon request without charge.
To the knowledge of the directors and officers of STT Enviro, no director or officer, associate of a director or officer of the company, or person acting jointly or in concert with the company, nor any person holding 10 per cent or more of the common shares has any present intention to sell common shares during the period of the NCIB.
We seek Safe Harbor.
© 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
Amen!
Thanks. Geesh that SUCKS big time !!!
IB cap on buys due to large spreads:
I know this issue has been talked about here recently but did not put a lot of attention into it. Just finished talking to an IB rep and he told me there is NO WAY to disable this so called "feature"...is it really so??? I cant believe this sh^*t if it so. I got the impression by quickly browsing throught some of the messages that ways of lifting it were discussed but then maybe people were refering to another broker, not IB?
STT.V.... I believe the stock is cheap enough as it is now for it to have VERY good upside, but yes, shall they keep growing then it´s an obvious multibagger.
They decided to chase higher volume lower margin business and thus far it has worked pretty well as more is falling now to the bottom line...this strategy was well outlined in their last CC but unfortunately it is not available to listen anymore now. Couple that with some hints to grow the revenue base and then we might be looking into an absurdly cheap stock on a forward earnings base ( talking VERY low single digit PE)
We had a relatively strong quarter for new order intake at $5 million plus, and certainly our sales funnel is quite full. The Tanks & Industrial group is seeing a great deal of bid activity and we expect that some smaller projects will be awarded in the third quarter, but most awards will occur in the fourth quarter of 2015
The main difference in our sales funnel today, as opposed to the last several years, is that while we are still seeing many potential orders in the $500,000 to $3 million size range, we are now tracking approximately a dozen projects from $3 million to $15 million in scope. In the past we rarely had more than two or three of these large projects in our sales funnel.
Bobwins, take a good look at STT.V, I didnt see it mentioned around here so far and I believe you will like it, reminds me of loading up BRM sub 30c a few months back....
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=117621893
My next pick: Take a good look at STT.V, to me its the next "green" play in Canada to make a BRM.V like move, which I hightlighted before:
-Excells on about any metric you want to look at. has aprox 13 M mkt cap, no debt,5M working capital,40m+ rev, 4m ebitda,PE of 6, EV/cashflow 2.2 times, 25m backlog and very good shot to keep growing ( already grew revs 100% year over year). tightly held and buying back shares and considering a divy too: http://www.sttenvirocorp.com/assets/docs/news/press-release-special-meeting-oct-22-2015-final.pdf
http://www.sttenvirocorp.com/
http://www.sttenvirocorp.com/assets/docs/ppt/INVESTOR%20PRESENTATION_STT_%20September.pdf
Econ Student....
Take a good look at STT.V, to me its the next play in Canada to make a BRM.V like move, which I highlighted before:
-Excells on about any metric you want to look at. has aprox 13 M mkt cap, no debt,5M working capital,40m+ rev, 4m ebitda,PE of 6, EV/cashflow 2.2 times, 25m backlog and very good shot to keep growing ( already grew revs 100% year over year). tightly held and buying back shares and considering a divy too.
http://www.sttenvirocorp.com/
http://www.sttenvirocorp.com/assets/docs/ppt/INVESTOR%20PRESENTATION_STT_%20September.pdf
I publicly straightened him out about his trash talk, lol
@BagsTom @JetPenny Since u cant seem to answer I'll take it your remarks were Trash, not $SCRH....
— ITOLDYA (@OTCSCAM) October 9, 2015
which one is it ?
Well think he is right this WAS pump and dumped at some point, wasnt it? But if he can read a balance sheet, earnings report or do DD then he is just out to lunch!
Sent you an unanswered email the other day, Rich....
Some just dont get it....
@JetPenny $SCRH total junk. This was a pump and dump.
— Back to Trips (@Kipper19601) October 8, 2015
Just topped up my position to 1M. Thanks for the bargain !!!
Anyone with access to Canaccord reports? Please PM me. TIA
Biorem receives $2.4M of orders for emission control
2015-10-05 10:07 ET - News Release
Mr. Derek Webb reports
BIOREM ANNOUNCES ORDERS TOTALLING $2.4 MILLION
Biorem Inc. has received three new orders totalling $2.4-million. The orders are for air emission abatement projects in North America and China with anticipated delivery in early 2016.
"These recent orders support management's strategy for market diversification," said Derek S. Webb, president and chief executive officer. "Facing the challenge of high-profile dense urban applications, customers are turning to Biorem to ensure they meet their compliance obligations. On one of the orders, Biorem is providing an advanced solution for an underground waste water treatment facility in China, while on another, we are providing a standard modular unit for a North American customer requiring a simple and cost-effective solution.
"These recent orders demonstrate our ability to compete in both the high-value and commodity segments of the global air emissions abatement market with our innovative product offerings. We continue to be excited at the opportunities being developed by Biorem across diverse geographical areas."
© 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
EUO.V New presentation just out. This is now by far the best story on the Venture IMHO http://bit.ly/1OnnVEd
Teomax, Im very much in the same position, lost quite a HUGE chunck of money with the oil crash last year trying to stupidly catch the falling knives. Had to re-think my strategy going forward and got out enterely of mining/oil/reosurce stocks and started building a folio again planning on betting big on Canadian industrial micro cap companies selling a lot outside of Canada (currency tailwinds). Thats how I got to build an insane position on BRM. I remember posting about it here on Ihub while it was at 26c but no one would listen. I goobled up all I could of the willing sellers at that level. Pretty amazing for a stock thats gonna do 8c undiluted for the year ( or 16c diluted). The next one I have is somewaht similar to BRM at 26c, but still need more time to buy them up before releasing it publicly. It´s an astounding obscure unkown monster for any well seasoned value investor :)
Yes, I noticed you and me seem to get into the same stocks (EUO too), I havent been around much lately on Ihub but I remember having shared same picks with you long time ago. I will be hanging around here much more now as I have built up a substantial position in SCRH ( which you apparently also started buying on the same day as me LOL) and when time permits I am plannign to take a look at some of the Pinks being talked around here. Whats your top 3 pinks/otc value ones to look at? I´m absolutely disconnected from the pink sheet market for years as all I ve done is Canadian stocks, but as the focus has now definetely moved away from resource stocks that´s going to change.
Are you from the Netherlands or am I confusing you with someone else I spoke to around here long time ago?
LOL
Yeah let's party!!!
You are lost already, see will google it, Mandarake amongst other online sales does online auctions of very rare and expensive high margin items, hide your VISA card! LOL
Very encouraging words on every kid being into it.... u in US I assume? Where in the USA?
Send me PM with email and I ll get you good info on it....