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Re: kanya post# 46905

Monday, 01/23/2017 11:02:09 PM

Monday, January 23, 2017 11:02:09 PM

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Hello Kanya and All,


I was an investor in Sigma a few years back at a far higher entry point and just last week, based upon news of the OEM order and the new board director hires, reestablished a position.


And while I do find the OEM order to be exciting or I wouldn't have reinvested at this time, here's what I don't understand and may hold me back from additional investment... Does anyone have a good explanation why none of the industrial behemoths including GE and Honeywell and others who have worked in close partnership with Sigma and thus ought to have a sense of the value of its technology, would not have made an offer to shareholders to purchase the company?

GE recently paid nearly 1.5 billion dollars for Arcam and a second company. And all this time they could have made an overture and scooped Sigma up for drastically less. So why not?

I'm not saying that the absence of a buyout offer thus far demonstrates that a buyout offer won't be forthcoming. But it does make one wonder -- with a market value of 5 million dollars last week -- why none of these industrial manufacturers with significant aeronautical divisions and with commitment to Additive Manufacturing of aeronautic parts would not make a run for Sigma, their tiny partner, if they see significant value to Sigma.

Anyway, I hope Sigma continues to appreciate in value and appreciate your thoughts.
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