Ive been leaning toward still another scenario all along. Ive always maintained my belief that their shares are the key to their motivation.
If GBI would simply manage/own Soupman and allow it to continue to operate under the same ticker, that would allow GBI to aquire other ventures without SOUPQ shareholders proffitting from them. With the SOUPQ ticker still there they basically have a real nice piggy bank to dip into and fund those outside ventures. Without SOUPQ they have to depend solely on how well they can get the soup to sell in order to get their investment back.
That all boils down to this. GBI is new to the soup business but their mother WC is a hedgefund. My money here is banked on GBI useing that ticker for everything thing they can get out of it. After there done with it, I couldnt tell you.
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