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CDEX has WISCONSIN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT which holds 12,000 shares.
And they sell private placements to support salaries.
While ...
“Centice Corporation has received venture capital investments from The Aurora Funds, Inc., Novak Biddle Venture Partners, S-Group Direct Investments Ltd and Innovation Ventures LP.
Founded in 1994, The Aurora Funds is a venture capital firm that provides capital, connections and strategic guidance to entrepreneurs with early stage health care, life sciences and information technology companies in the southeastern and mid-Atlantic United States.
Novak Biddle Venture Partners is a leading early stage venture capital firm focused on unique, cutting-edge technology investments in the eastern United States, as well as targeted opportunities nationwide.
Founded in 2006, S-Group Direct Investments Ltd. is a private equity and venture capital firm currently investing out of its first fund with $250 million committed. S-Group is focused on companies within a broad range of industries, which includes technology, chemistry, engineering, financial services, and retail/consumer goods, located in Russia, the U.S., and Europe.
Innovation Ventures is a licensed SBIC venture capital fund focused on investment opportunities in emerging technology businesses.”
I guess the venture capitalists just haven't found the revolutionary technology and products from CDEX yet. Probably haven't read the Drudge Report, is my guess.
And ...
“Centice, founded in 2004, is commercializing patented and patent-pending computational sensor technology originally developed at Duke University.”
Say, wasn’t Dicut trying to get something going with Duke? And wasn’t CDEX somehow involved with Dicut? What happened?
