What I see as a problem with Deltron is as some have said the management...but not for the same reasons as others have said.
We have a CEO as James the IR said, who is more of a hands on guy as far as the workings of the company out on the shop floor. He is not accustom to the workings of being a public company.
The best thing that could happen to DTRO is for Mr. L to move from the CEO position to being the Chairman of the Board and then bring in an experienced CEO from a current or past public company. Someone who is familiar with the needs of shareholders, a person who has a past history of dealing with the many questions that shareholders have.
Mr. L has no concept of what it is to be a shareholder, a real shareholder, not a day trading flipper, and be left in the dark like we have. He will find that if in time he builds this company and has the success to move it to a larger exchange board he had better know how to deal with shareholders. If not he will see a price per share that sits and never moves. And the coast of being a public company will soon weigh him down.
This company has the makings product wise to be a very successful one, but current management style will only hold it back from being a very successful public company.
Come on Deltron do the right thing, replace the public hermit who runs this now with a more qualified CEO who can keep shareholders not only informed, but excited about what is going on.
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