Good "digging," Hostastock, and I followed up by going to the www.plycig.com website and confirmed that there is no linkage therein to "investor relations." This is truly a privately held concern, as I had written upthread, so the deal with VHUB sure looks like it will be a cash deal (i.e. no "funny money").
There is one other possibility, but it's really far-fetched and beyond my pay grade to figure out how it would work. Perhaps you'll remember way back in early 2014, VHUB as a publicly traded company came into existence. The DogInn company was used as a shell, and VHUB backed into becoming a publicly traded company. I honestly can't figure out - and this would be for the best if it's something that couldn't be figured out - how PLYCIG could do unto VHUB what VHUB did unto DogInn.
Now here's where you, Hostastock, can help us out here, and that would be by telling us if you had ever heard of the PLY brand until this moment and whether you think that its sales volume could possibly be some multiple of VHUB sales such that its finances could support an acquisition. Even if not, perhaps PLY's owners have sufficient access to capital so that the acquisition of VHUB will be easy to effectuate.
I think that there's a lot to this story that we don't know yet, but certainly everything points to a dramatic increase in VHUB stock on Tuesday morning. The Winthers have totally signaled that the company is "in play," so that it seems to me that the odds of a bidding war for the company are better than the chances of no deal taking place.
This is the point where I state my hope that the smarter folks than I will chime in and connect whatever dots I've missed along the way.
