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igotthemojo

05/11/11 9:10 PM

#20189 RE: ZincFinger #20186

i dont think #1 is something that the ceo will do..he will have to give up a lot to get upfront money..and the company will have to be big...the ceo appears to want to stay away from big companies and their money at this point..

#2 not likely either...the ceo doesnt want a partner..and he certainly wont want to share royalties..and again, upfront money on an unproven product will cost the company big..

dont think 3 is doable either...i doubt pure silk is as close as you think..and i imagine hes going in that direction with the new lab..not without it..so he needs the lab first..

a conventional loan would be feasible but at a very high cost...too high i would think...especially if you think worms will be the collateral..unconventional collateral?...impossible collateral if you ask me..

maybe he will use some of that 10 bil a/s?..a large sum of it in fact..
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RV Guy

05/11/11 9:10 PM

#20190 RE: ZincFinger #20186



How about leasing a lab and equipment say from a company like Sigma or Sigma itself?

They could even house the worms in a separate leased building. Wouldn't that be far cheaper without selling the farm.

I lease a building for my business and during these times deals are plenty.