Bob Pool wrote:
DOW is doing GREENWASHING via a buyout of another company, this time the buyout is of a small company, Enzyme Environmental Solutions (EESO), which is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. EESO recently turned down their first offer of 10 cents for each common share of EESO. DOW has already presented their final offer to EESO on April 10, 2009, which has been increased to 14 cents per common share of EESO. EESO again has 30 days in whether to agree to the new price per share in a total buyout of the EESO company, which has over $136 million dollars in sales worldwide for 2009. I have already sold all of my Greenwashing DOW stock...I am totally against the Monday April 13, 2009 buyout of EESO.
Enzyme Environmental Solutions, Incorporated (EESO) produces an enzyme solution used in a variety of special purpose products. The Company manufactures the enzyme products solution based on its formulas. The primary markets for the Company's products include retail, agricultural and industrial. The enzyme solution can be used to eliminate odor and organic matter, including blood stains to clean carpets and counter tops, remove wall paper, and as a cleaner/degreaser.
This would a relative a small purchase for DOW. But it is just another Rohm and Hass mess, just more uncontrolled corporate greed by sprendthrift DOW CHEMICALS!
After reading your article, it looks like you pretty object to this buyout. You mentioned that you will lose your job if this happens. Did you work for EESO? Friend you it may not happen to you! Not every job is lost due to a buy out. How did you know the buyer is Dow Chemicals and the final offer was at 14 cents? Please enlighten me.
