The initial shares of Thermafreeze were about .44. The financial crisis and the state of the company at the time it was purchased has been the reason for the long journey. Machine upgrades, patent overhauls and finally the conversion of the product into one that is ready for direct to consumer was an onerous and capital intense task.
As a shipping product originally, it was not ready to be sold direct. The textile on the back precipitated and the tactile feel was, well, not easy to miss.
From the concept of overhauling manufacturing, researching and changing to a higher quality, FDA approved polymer, and altering the absorptive textile (the newest will not leak and is quite durable) these guys had quite a job. Other accomplishments which include an infomertial (not widely screened), marketing pipeline establishment, packaging and labelling (not as easy as you might think) all occurred for quite some time, all (initially) on a shoestring budget. On the interview Mr. Bolton stated approx 1.3 million floating shares with approx. 17 million sold privately which may make their way into publicly traded pool. Now multiply this by 5 and you get about 90 million.
The low cost of production as well as the approx 40% profit margin to retailers will allow the company to enjoy tremendous profit. The only way to have a monopoly is via patent. If this is the market shifting product I know it is, the profits may (I say this as truthfully as I can), be a company of historic success.
International relationships, got them. Base level product which improves efficiency and saves money, there as well. less room on retail shelves means more profit per space, promising.
Manufacturing to produce applications, and patented hydrator machines for industry (I think 5 U.S. Patents), all over it.
I know I have taken much room, I have been watching this company for years. It should be off the pink sheets soon as a reporting company.
So .44 to .01 went back up about .07, then 30 to 1 reverse. This made the stock more attractive to capital investors , for whom now there is no shortage.
The new expansion (5 to 1 split) helps to reestablish it as an inexpensive stock which is more attractive to speculative investors. This price of .40 is equivalent to about 6.5 cents for the initial stock. The overall number of stock has increased about 3-4x however for capital. This would place it at about .20 initial offerring stock. This is about 1/2 the initial offerring price of around .44. great thing now, much less nail biting. It hasn't appeared from nowhere. Smart people have been working hard for years.
This is a rough estimate but when the numbers start rolling something amazing should happen to your account. Think of 90 million shares and a p:E ratio of 30. You reach 90 million with 3 million in earnings. This is a dollar per share. This much material can be made in less than 48 hours.
Not to mention the potential to privately label and turn the product into an ad.
Remember it is still speculative until numbers are in but I have bet quite a bit on this technology. The ownership and management have refined a company and product during the toughest time we will ever see as investors. I just don't see us losing at this point. Buy Long.
Good luck, Figster
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