What does DTRO really have going for it ? Really, thats a question you want to ask on an open forum. I mean why would anyone be interested in a company that has been around since 1979...almost 25 years...making skate board wheels, along with other products... why would anyone want to take a chance with a pinksheet stock that has proven they can survive in some of the worst economic conditions this country has seen since the depression... when those same investors can invest in countless OTC stocks that dont have a SINGLE product to offer...what a brilliant question... a company that may at this time be down...like 60 or 70% of all small business are...but that has survived and in its last two filings has shown that Elasco's revenues are up... that company vs the 100's out there with nothing to show...yea why take a chance on this one.
Also its common in business for companys to have debt...the key is what they do to handle it and pay it down thats important...
Elasco, Inc. www.elascourethane.com (from the elasco web site)
Wholly owned Elasco, Inc is a profitable engineering and plastics design, molding and manufacturing company with a highly automated production facility in Southern California. Elasco has been in business since 1979 producing recreational and industrial products used in a wide range of dynamic applications.
From its 7000-square-foot facility, Elasco provides complete design and manufacturing services, including prototype work, mold and tooling design, manufacturing, polymer mixing and custom casting. The company fuels growth by developing products that can be made lighter and perform better with their polyurethane formulas.