READ THIS FOR JLL Clarification: Sorry I do not check this board much. I was going to buy-in here about 2 months ago but never pulled the trigger, a few red flags, but the JLL thing is interesting.
So the companies I work with that JLL hired to oversee their facilities are all Fortune 1000 pharma companies. I will not name them specifically, but just do a Google search and know that the top companies in pharma use: JLL, C&W Services, and Johnson Controls. These companies are engineering companies who oversee their assets like rotating machinery and (static)non-rotaing machinery for manufacturing facilities and R&D facilities. Companies like JLL will take the burden of eliminating alot of manual processes for their clients like performing maintenance, but also consulting for best practices on how they can run their facilities more efficiently, lower operating costs, etc.
The only reason I replied to that sticky I saw on the top of the board last night, is because JLL does not just work with anybody. If they don't believe they can't make a pretty penny contractually working with a client, they won't even bother. I'm not totally convinced yet this is the right stock for me, but it's definitely intriguing that JLL has contracted with this company.
IMHO.
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