I agree fully. The below sentence pretty much makes it crystal clear he wants to strengthen his company, before selling to the big boys. Acquiring/Merging with $OWOO might just be the thing he's looking to do before selling to the big boys for much more then he would get before.
HOUSTON, TEXAS / ACCESSWIRE / September 8, 2015 / The One World Doll Project, a subsidiary of One World Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: OWOO), announced today that a joint interview released last Friday featuring One World CEO, Joanne Melton and legendary doll designer, Robert Tonner, CEO of the Tonner Doll Company is now available online at oneworlddolls.com.
During the interview Mr. Tonner announced that his company has been expanding its business and as a part of that expansion Tonner has committed to providing up to 2 million dollars in low-cost financing to be used for development of One World into a toy business with a broader focus.
Mr. Tonner also announced that his partnership with One World is being cultivated with intention of developing both companies into strong candidates for acquisition by a major toy company at some point in the future. Mr. Tonner mentioned that he has previously had a buyout offer from toy maker Mattel but opted to further pursue his vision of growing the company into a bigger brand through expansion into mass retail dolls in addition to the established collector doll business.
"Due to their most recent success with major retailers like Amazon and Walmart I see the One World Doll Project as the perfect company to help Tonner Doll Company expand into mass retail and I am very excited about our growing relationship," said Mr. Tonner.
The interview can be viewed online at the company website, oneworlddolls.com/investors.
