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Re: JPetroInc post# 122940

Saturday, 06/02/2007 9:12:11 PM

Saturday, June 02, 2007 9:12:11 PM

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So JP, Nokia (via NV) owns just under 5% of NEOM which is just under 50 million shares. The Nokia code reader was a flop. Gavitec's universal reader works well. It only makes sense, jonesie, for Nokia to beta test the universal reader and, if it works well, install it on Nokia phones. Posts on iHub indicate the beta testing went well and concluded in May/07.

Furthermore, the Gavitec scanner (Exxio?) is used around the world for entrance to concerts, sporting events, movies, trains, planes, busses, etc etc.

Furthermore, Neomedia Technologies owns 100% of Gavitec.

Now dlethe 01, our Canadian Gavitec analyst, what kind of revenues would we be looking at from Gavitec whose products are in use in over 38(?) countries around the world?

YJ, what kind of possible financings can rescue us from bankruptcy and leave us with our shares worth anything? Seems to me from JP's posts re: NV, that our float is 1 billion shares. We want an outside investor to come in and apparently Cornell is remaining as a shareholder.
So YJ and dleth01, what do you see as the bottom line for outstanding shares and cashflow projections?
tia,
Dr. Mike
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I didn't include and ask about licence fees for the bridge or rvenue from qode.