Black has been telling a detailed story the past year. He really has turned HNSS around and made it into a success. HNSS is far too much of an asset for Black to sell it for less then $0.10/share. A Fortune 500 company could take HNSS to its full potential.
The Microfill technology, its patents and the patented products that HNSS has developed thus far are worth 10s of millions of dollars. A Fortune 500 company could certainly pay 40+ million dollars for HNSS. There would be very little risk for a Fortune 500 company to do so.
Why do you think HNSS paid down so much of it's debt and reduced it's O/S structure, while increasing it's product lines and revenue streams? He has been reducing the risk that a potential buyer would have to incur if it were to buy HNSS while increasing the reward that the acquiring company could see if they were to buy HNSS. All of these most recent developments tell me that Black has been talking to interested parties for some time.
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