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Want lock-step? Sorry. It's reasonable if not crucial for shareholders to ask where a tiny start-up ADIA has gotten the funds to run a TV advertising campaign on multiple channels nationwide in 100 markets. The folks at ADIA were having great difficulty even putting up a website. How are they paying for what can only be a very expensive campaign? There are no guarantees. What if the TV campaign flops? Things like that have happened before in the real business world. Look at their Sam's Club foray. Nothing came of it. The market seems not terribly excited about this news judging by its disappointing reaction. Why? Is it a red flag? Is the market also factoring in the risks and wondering how much ADIA had to give up to get this? The company should get in front of this.
Re: "this is a real company, not a P & D."
A "P & D" is what has characterized the treatment of this stock for a long while. For example, one never would never have guessed it was not a P & D given the ADIA hype all over IHub re last news and subsequent dumps. Not to mention incessant content-free hype here for months on end which actually hurts more than helps and has been been fruitless except perhaps for the P&Ders.
Where's the well-reasoned response or one lacking typical ad hominem attack, the hallmark of a bankrupt argument?
Easy to say. Where's the argument behind it in light of the market's tepid reaction to this news despite being broadcast all over IHub boards yesterday? Those types of throwaway comments, like content-free ADIA hype, carry no weight or effect on this board or IHub, for that matter.
Dollar: Pinkies are a hard sell these days. ADIA tried hard and despite the news being hyped all over IHub, stock didn't fly as expected. Recurrent selling into any strength; it's been that way for a while with ADIA. Apparently, somebody out there has a substantial load of shares to dump. I like the commercial and wonder about the cost of what must be a very expensive advertising campaign going forward, and how much of the farm they had to give in order to fund it. The company has been mum on this issue. It would be better if they informed shareholders of the financing. It would remove a cloud. Markets hate uncertainty.
Where's the blue rubber gloves? lol
Re: "Maybe a PR of sales to a M.E. company (OLFATI) or a joint venture of technologies before any buy out PR."
Here we have Olfati Environmental Consultations which, as post 10266 describes, is "a company operating in Saudi Arabia." Olfati distributes to six countries and sent Olfati representatives to ESFS HQ for training in Eco-Safe equipment. As a footnote, the Saudi Arabian gov't owns 70% of SABIC. Could it be that Olfati is representing either SABIC or HAL?
ESFS PR:
Michael Elliot, CEO, said, "We are very pleased to announce that Eco-Safe has signed a distribution agreement with Olfati Environmental Consultations to represent our company's complete product line in six foreign countries. As our customers expand abroad, it is important that we are there to support them with authorized and trained distributors. Olfati's management learned about Eco-Safe and its technology several years ago and contacted us after completing extensive due diligence as to Eco-Safe's best-in-class aqueous ozone system. Because of our extensive NSF Registered product line, training, and technical support, they selected Eco-Safe and recently completed extensive training during a visit to Eco-Safe Headquarters in Los Angeles."
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Eco-Safe-Systems-USA-ESFS-3485/
I see. After gamood suggested HAL, a discussion developed regarding HAL or SABIC as potential ESFS suitors. Here are DD highlights.
A poster's wild guess opens the door:
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? Are you talking HAL, SABIC, or other possible candidate in a ESFS buy-out scenario?
If you did, it was old inventory. There's been no production for about two years. Sales are virtually non-existent. The product brand is privately owned 100% by Robert Corr. APRU is just a licensed marketing agent for Corr. The Apple Rush marketing license is being pulled by Corr from APRU per the last PR. That means APRU is being abandoned, just like Corr abandoned preceding company RSHN in which he shafted roughly 5000 shareholders. Thousands more shafted by the APRU scheme. If the SEC were doing its job, it would stopped these a long time ago.
Better do DD before spending a dime on this one. Corr's companies create instant bagholders.
ESFS breakout. Signed major deal w/Cheesecake Factory, 7th largest restaurant chain. Whole Foods and Bumble Bee et al. also clients. ESFS acquisition target by 'Fortune 500' firm per CEO. Chart is sweet. 0.14
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Eco-Safe-Systems-USA-ESFS-3485/
ESFS breakout. Signed major deal with Cheesecake Factory. Whole Foods and Bumble Bee et al. also ESFS clients. ESFS acquisition target by 'Fortune 500' firm per CEO. Chart is sweet. 0.14
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Eco-Safe-Systems-USA-ESFS-3485/
To summarize. From all accounts, the 'very interested' party is 1) a 'Fortune 500' company and 2) from M.E. There is also a strong presumption the interested firm is in the O&G industry as cleaning up process and fracking water is a 'must do' for O&G. Normally, those would be specialized functions of an oil services firm. In any case, criteria above narrow the list down significantly.
The only M.E. firm on Fortune 500 Global list is SABIC, the largest company in M.E., 70% owned by Saudi rulling family, $41 billion in revenues. SABIC--a petrochemical, plastics, and metals conglomerate--also owns and operates a subsidiary SABIC Americas in Houston. SABIC is a Fortune 500 Global firm, not a Fortune 500 company by definition. Again, semantics.
If, instead, we are bound to search for strictly 'Fortune 500 (i.e., incorporated, based, and trading in USA) from M.E.' and in O&G, then HAL is an obvious choice. HAL, the oil services giant, has dual headquarters in Dubai (not a subsidiary of HAL but HAL); CEO David Lesar resides and works in Dubai. From my research so far, I haven't yet come across a Fortune 500 firm in O&G that has dual headquarters (neither being a subsidiary) in US and M.E.
So, as the logicians might say, "we're back to that piece of bread again."
The company exists to sell shares not product. It's been that way since trading started in this thing. APRU is a revoked insolvent firm drowned in huge debt, major lawsuits, and death spiral convertibles. Company owns nothing, not even the name or trademark of the brand. An insider printing press. For a long while, the only product made or sold has been misleading or false statements designed to extract cash from wallets of starry-eyed suckers. FINRA and SEC have every reason to shut the company down.
APRU
A/S 50 Billion
"buy out" v. "acquire" Did you happen to hear anything that might indicate the interested firm would cherry pick ESFS technology? or was it more suggestive of buying up the whole hog? TIA.
However it shakes out, ESFS sits in the catbird seat. ESFS has the patents and the technology. Let the bidding wars begin!
The fly in that ointment is that the report here of interest of "acquisition by a Fortune 500 company" (M.E. presence) came from the horse's mouth at ESFS. Therefore, not easy to dismiss. HAL or SABIC as possibles were the speculation of posters here based on available data that appears to fit. The fact that ESFS owns patented technology with multifarous applications makes ESFS even more appealing as a take-over target. That aspect could up the tender price of ESFS substantially. Multi-billion dollar Fortune 500 firm like HAL or Fortune 500 Global firm like SABIC could buy ESFS and spin off food disinfection and hazmat, for example. If it comes down to a Fortune 500 pursuing ESFS, the B.O.D. would be the arbiter of the deal in how it would be structured.
That's a ridiculous speculation. It's total nonsense drawn from an impossible fantasy to bait the clueless. There are billions of shares out there of this scam with billions more they need to dump as they abandon APRU. The PR announces they're abandoning this rotted tub by pulling out the license.
A/S 50 billion
Any PR mentioning another big deal like CheesecakeFactory or updating prospects would be like lighter fluid on steady campfire. Market cap is miniscule for a firm like this. Nobody is selling. Trivial sales are meaningless. At 0.17 (lowest ask), they can buy some. With constant news of food recalls and serious illness from contaminated food, ESFS's revolutionary, green disinfectant is in the sweet spot. This thing could fly completely out of the park on one more major deal. Food, or hazmat, or a deal with oil industry. Or rumored acquisition by a Fortune 500.
ESFS covered that. Their new R-1000-DO (Distributed Ozone) NSF Registered system is designed especially for retrofits. One machine serves many faucets. Much smaller footprint. No reason why Whole Foods couldn't set all their stores up with ESFS with minimum hassle. Considering that ESFS units can save each store hundreds of thousands or even millions for big stores, there's every reason now not to go with it. The WFM stores that use ESFS love it. There's no doubt CF made their decision based on cost/benefit and desire to save lots of money while protecting their workers and public and avoiding big food-borne illness lawsuits.
http://newsblaze.com/story/2012032702595900004.mwir/topstory.html
Eco-Safe Obtains Patent Pending Status for Revolutionary System
Eco-Safe Systems USA, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: ESFS) is pleased to announce patent pending status for a revolutionary ozone disinfection system for small to medium size installations.
Michael Elliot, CEO, said, "We are delighted to have completed the first phase of the patent process for our R-1000-DO (Distributed Ozone) NSF Registered system. We have always been able to provide ozone disinfection to as many faucets as necessary through a variety of systems, and now we can offer a truly innovative solution to the client who has several faucets in an area, but doesn't need disinfection throughout a large plant. In the past, we approached this with wall-mounted systems for adjacent sinks, but now we can provide a single system for more faucets in an area. This represents a more cost-effective solution with a dramatically lower footprint. Our design engineers have managed to create a system with dramatic efficiency in delivering ozone disinfection. Our first such system is currently being installed and is included along with other Eco-Safe systems in several pending proposals."
http://newsblaze.com/story/2012032702595900004.mwir/topstory.html
With Whole Foods using ESFS in 13 stores or more, there's a lot of blue sky there for Eco-Safe. More than 310 WFM stores. Like you said, the CF deal to put ESFS units in all of its restaurants should kickstart other companies like WFM to think big. Word travels fast in the food biz.
Sales: More than $10 billion in fiscal year 2011
Stores: More than 310, throughout the UK, Canada and 38 states in the United States – Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin
ESFS snags huge Cheesecake Factory deal.
Management abandoning APRU. That's what the PR telegraphed! If that was a buy and not a sell, kiss that grand good-bye. There's a sucker born ever minute, or it's BAC desperate to put lipstick on this rotting pig. With billions of shares issued, 24 billion or more shares to come from convertibles, A/S 50Bil, and a bunch of deceivers running this sleazy farce, this one is toast. The death spiralists, with virtually unlimited shares to dump, make a big profit no matter the price. Even they sell it @ 0.0001 ask or lower, they can pull 100% gain.
This list ranks the largest publicly traded restaurant chains in the world by market cap. Fast food is a different category known as QSR or quick service restaurants. (The ESFS PR refers to a "a large U.S. restaurant chain based in Southern California" not a fast food joint chain.) Of the leading 11, only Panera Bread, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Cheesecake Factory (7th largest by market cap) are NASDAQ listed. Of this list, which ends with $54mil market cap, only Cheesecake Factory has been mentioned as an ESFS customer.
http://www.alacrastore.com/company-index/public/Restaurants-76
Name Country Market Cap (US$)
Yum! Brands, Inc. United States 31,829
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. United States 12,470
Darden Restaurants, Inc. United States 6,709
Panera Bread Company, Inc. United States 4,280
Brinker International, Inc. United States 2,292
Domino's Pizza Inc United States 1,800
The Cheesecake Factory Inc. United States 1,685
Buffalo Wild Wings, Inc. United States 1,560
Mitchells & Butlers plc United Kingdom 1,516
Zensho Holdings Co Ltd. Japan 1,510
Cafe de Coral Holdings Ltd. Hong Kong 1,470
Shanghai Jinjiang International Hotel Development Co Ltd China 1,361
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. United States 1,337
Texas Roadhouse, Inc. United States 1,240
BJ's Restaurants, Inc. United States 1,223
Bob Evans Farms, Inc. United States 1,162
Papa John's International Inc. United States 1,099
P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Inc. United States 1,088
Jack in the Box Inc United States 1,067
Ajisen (China) Holdings Limited Hong Kong 996
Gourmet Master Co., Ltd Taiwan 984
Wowprime Corp Taiwan 974
DineEquity, Inc United States 873
Starbucks Coffee Japan, Ltd. Japan 861
Watami Company, Ltd. Japan 830
J. D. Wetherspoon plc United Kingdom 757
Oishi Group PCL Thailand 712
Herfy Food Services Co Saudi Arabia 690
Beijing Xiangeqing Co., Ltd. China 660
CEC Entertainment, Inc. United States 655
Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd Australia 652
Spirit Pub Co PLC United Kingdom 548
Enterprise Inns plc United Kingdom 540
Xinjiang Baihuacun Co Ltd China 513
Sonic Corporation United States 489
Kappa Create Co., Ltd. Japan 485
Ichibanya Co., Ltd. Japan 482
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers, Inc. United States 470
Tao Heung Holdings Ltd. Hong Kong 456
Ruby Tuesday Inc. United States 450
AFC Enterprises, Inc. United States 436
Saint Marc Holdings Co., Ltd. Japan 418
Denny's Corporation United States 389
Innscor Africa Ltd Zimbabwe 367
DO & CO Restaurants & Catering AG Austria 366
Ale Property Group Australia 353
UAC of Nigeria Plc Nigeria 351
Bravo Brio Restaurant Group, Inc United States 340
MTY Food Group Inc. Canada 311
Joyfull Co., Ltd. Japan 296
Einstein Noah Restaurant Group, Inc United States 263
Kura Corporation Ltd. Japan 263
Kahala Corporation United States 229
Ruth's Hospitality Group, Inc. United States 228
Xi'An Catering Co. Ltd. China 225
Shinsegae Food Co Ltd South Korea 219
Country Style Cooking Restaurant Chain Co., Ltd. China 212
Petron Energy II, Inc United States 210
Sato Restaurant Systems Company Limited Japan 180
Sanko Marketing Foods Japan 178
Amiyaki Tei Co., Ltd. Japan 166
Shidax Corporation Japan 165
Luby's Inc. United States 157
OldTown Berhad Malaysia 156
Kout Food Group Company Kuwait 147
Hiramatsu Inc. Japan 146
Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. United States 130
Carrols Restaurant Group, Inc. United States 123
Sunday's Sun Inc. Japan 119
Create Restaurants Holdings, Inc. Japan 106
Nathan's Famous, Inc. United States 103
Fujio Food System Japan 101
Collins Foods Limited Australia 100
Ukai Co., Ltd. Japan 95
Arcland Service Co., Ltd. Japan 92
The Monogatari Corp. Japan 91
Tang Palace (China) Holdings Ltd Hong Kong 91
Ucak Servisi A.S. Turkey 86
Bronco Billy Co. Ltd. Japan 86
Diversified Restaurant Holdings, Inc. United States 85
Great American Energy, Inc United States 84
Punch Taverns plc United Kingdom 83
Oriental Hotels Ltd India 82
Choushimaru Co Ltd Japan 79
Brazil Fast Food Corporation Brazil 79
Sozo Global Ltd China 79
Dynac Corporation Japan 77
Famous Dave's of America, Inc. United States 76
Rick's Cabaret International, Inc. United States 75
Sunday Co., Ltd. Japan 75
Second Cup Ltd Canada 71
Rosinter Restaurants Holding OJSC Russia 70
Novarese Inc Japan 68
Kona Grill Inc. United States 67
Sun Life Corporation Japan 64
Diamond Dining Co., Ltd Japan 64
Kan-Nanmaru Corporation Japan 62
New Palace International Co., Ltd. Taiwan 62
Tasty Plc United Kingdom 54
CMR S.A.B. de C.V.
That's even better! If Soup Plantation with 120 stores in 15 states gets off the pot, ESFS could another big chain to the list.
Yes, but how much of the store did they have to give away to pay for this very expensive advertising campaign? ADIA keeps quite silent on that issue. And it appears the market may be asking the same question. There's no such thing as a slam dunk in this game.
It can't be Soup Plantation. Garden Fresh Restaurant Corp, a private company, operates the Soup Plantation restaurants. The PR cites a NASDAQ company, 'a leader in the restaurant business.' Given description in PR and association with ESFS, Cheesecake Factory is the only choice that fits. As a footnote, Dr. Baroudi is quality expert with CF; he was once with ESFS.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75814484
In 2004, Garden Fresh returned to private company status. Currently, the company owns and operates 120 restaurants in 15 states. Steady growth is planned through the foreseeable future.
http://www.souplantation.com/pressroom/fact-sheet.aspx
A $42 downside trade? Now the MM games begin.
Commercials are fine, but sales are another matter, especially, revenues that cover the cost of this campaign. How is this ADIA advertising campaign being paid for? That's the crucial question the company is not telling shareholders.
91% of shares cleared between 0.16 - 0.20. Only 9% cleared at 0.15. The price level 0.16 is a critical pivot price for ESFS; that's the point.
Re: "Nearly all shares cleared 0.16 - 0.20 today"
At 0.15 close, ESFS market cap puny $22.4mil. This is ridiculously low given the news, their Fortune 500 clients, and the fabulous prospects. If Cheesecake Factory had allowed its name to be included in the last PR, ESFS would have closed at 0.35. The lack of the name creates a buy opp.
Sentiment has changed dramatically per chart since recent 0.08. ESFS chart is indisputable evidence of a company powering up. Far more people will now be looking for buy opps rather than sell opps. Who wants to sell a growth company, with a revolutionary disinfectant technology, that has fully entered the Big Leagues?
ESFS technology and technical support is so good that Fortune 500 Cheesecake Factory (Nasdaq CAKE)--the highly profitable restaurant chain known as the envy of the industry and "hardest to please"--just signed a contract to put ESFS in all its 171 restaurants, which will be 200 as CF adds anticipated locations. That is a message about ESFS to the food industry and other relevant industries that cannot be understated.
Nearly all shares cleared 0.16 - 0.20 today. ESFS will be grabbing a lot attention in days and weeks to come. Hazmat orders, international sales, possible acquisition moves, more US restaurants and other firms coming aboard.
At 0.20 ESFS @ 2.5yr high, but far from all time high of 0.83 set in Dec 2007. It should be interesting to see if late afternoon buying again rears up.
ESFS up 42% to 0.20. Undiscovered gem being discovered after huge news of contract with Cheesecake Factory to put Eco-Safe units throughout their entire chain. Possible acquisition candidate, as well.
I alerted here to ESFS yesterday.
ESFS Summary
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75828823
CF News
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52491222&symbol=ESFS
Best recent ESFS numbers. These numbers include a 24mm 'group' buy of restricted in Q2 for immediate funding to satisfy demand for units.
ESFS
200mm AS
125mm OS
44mm Float
ESFS could jump to 0.16 without much effort.
Out of the gate 12,500 share buy @ 0.16. Ask now @ 0.30. There's hunger for shares below 0.20.
It's a whole new ball game as ESFS transforms into a growth stock.
Re: Someone give me the good, the bad and the ugly.
The good. Here's a quick summary.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75827481
Add to that post:
Reports from good sources here that Fortune 500 company operating is Middle East is looking at ESFS. Makes sense because ESFS can clean up process water and fracking water from oil drilling operations--big environmental problem seeking a solution. Thinking that Fortune 500 company could be HAL or SABIC? ESFS patented hazmat machines could be monster app. Nobody's got them.
CEO is heavily invested in the common shares. Frugal with dilution.
Look at IBox at all their clients, and I think there's a blog linked there, too.
ESFS recently sold, on the QT, a 24mil restricted share block to a "group" in order to finance manufacture for expected ramped up sales.
gamood found this on the web: http://www.free-press-release.com/news-eco-safe-systems-builds-the-ultimate-green-machines-for-total-disinfection-of-fresh-foods-and-food-facilities-and-decontamination-of-bio-hazards-1335930548.html
The bad.
It's taken a long time to get this ship launched. Some false starts for sure. Food industry drag because technology is new and revolutionary. Chemical industry pushback because ESFS technology can severely dent the monster multibillion dollar chlorine industry.
The ugly.
Nothing I can think of now.
Bid increasing, ask moves to 0.34. Conclusion: After digesting news, no one wished to sell in the teens. Who can blame them?
1) The entire Cheesecake Factory chain (171 restaurants) is in the bag now. That whopper of a contract will send jolts throughout the food industry; they look to highly profitable CF as a smart industry leader and trend setter. Big Food will wonder what kind of magic ESFS is peddling given that CF is completely sold on it. The effect on the rest of the industry can't be underestimated.
2) Opp for ESFS patented hazmat machines percolating. "Seems California Police group will be the first to order."
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75695711
Is it LAPD or CHP? Imagine what that news will do to the stock already primed with huge CF news? California is a trend setting state just like CF is a trend setting restaurant chain. Those CA contracts will make headlines in hazmat circles.
3) M.E. distribution to six countries in the works. Olfati Environmental Consultations to represent our company's complete product line in six foreign countries. (PR)
4) Wild card acquisition of ESFS. From horse's mouth: "buy out company was still very interested and talks were still on going"
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75695711
Put these data together with whatever deals are swimming below the surface, and one understands why the bid moves higher and still no one wants to sell.
sojourner
Friday, May 18, 2012 2:35:30 PM
Re: Pleepleus post# 10292
Post # of 10346
What many people forget about the tale The Boy Who Cried Wolf is that, after several prank false alarms, the wolf in fact did appear. The moral of the story for ESFS is that ESFS will eventually get those big juicy contracts. With heavy bid support at much higher prices than were heavily bid some weeks ago (@0.08), the market appears to be saying the wolf will soon be here in the flesh.
The wolf finally showed up!
I think term "initial" describes first orders in this new contract. The other orders preceded the contract mentioned in PR. ESFS PRs are not famous for clarity.
There are competitors like the junk made in China. ESFS is not the only game in town but the best game in town. Quality stuff made in US with support teams on call. Whole Foods and Cheesecake Factory and all the rest of the big firms that use ESFS validate that, as the PR suggests. Clinching this big CF deal is a huge wave coming in.
However, CF fits PR like hand in glove. CAKE is Nasdaq. They have over 100 restaurants. CF is leader in restaurant biz, one of the best business plans in the food biz, industry follows CF because every restaurant is very profitable. I've read there's not one money loser or disappointer in the entire chain of 170 locations. CF is based in So. California. CF tested ESFS units for a long time. If not CF, who?
"large U.S. restaurant chain based in Southern California "
"leaders in the restaurant industry"
"This restaurant chain is a public company traded on the NASDAQ exchange"
"Our customer tested our systems extensively at two of its locations"
" We are truly fortunate to have our technology vetted by one of the leaders in the restaurant industry"
"With over 100 restaurants in their chain"
Eco-Safe Systems USA, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: ESFS) is pleased to announce a purchase order for the installation of its NSF Registered Ozone Disinfection Systems for 17 locations of a large national restaurant chain.
Michael Elliot, CEO, said, "We are delighted to have negotiated a contract with a large U.S. restaurant chain based in Southern California for an initial order for 17 of their restaurants. With over 100 restaurants in their chain, they plan on 13 additional installations this year, and completing installations throughout their chain during 2013. This restaurant chain is a public company traded on the NASDAQ exchange."
Elliot continued, "Our customer tested our systems extensively at two of its locations, and was delighted with the results. They had previously tested a system from one of our competitors and found our systems to be the clear choice over other available brands. We are truly fortunate to have our technology vetted by one of the leaders in the restaurant industry. News travels quickly among restaurant chains, and we believe this heralds a significant upturn in sales to restaurants."
And, to this point, the PRs have gone unnoticed.
How many OTC firms with real sales to huge firms like Whole Foods, Cheesecake Factory and other big time companies are this invisible? Even at HUB it's just this board that knows about it. On the other side, that can mean the price of ESFS is a steal.