BEE VECTORING TECH. INTL. WKN: A14WDZ ISIN: CA0765881028 Kürzel: 1UR1 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

"the company is struggling to commercialise its ideas without the help of established players" Das hat sich bereits vor mehr als einem Jahr herauskristallisiert und war nicht nur auf Grund der schwachen Vertriebsleistung vorhersehbar.

https://hortnews.com/bee-vectoring-technologies-could-be-for-sale/

Antwort von Ashish: Hi Cornelius,  please understand that I get many messages in a day along these lines, so sorry about not getting back to you right away.  As you know well, the company is challenged right now.  This is because the capital markets are brutal, especially for small cap companies which are not yet profitable.  This is a real shame because the technology is very good.  We have had to cut back our sales staff to match the operating expenses with the capital available, but despite that, we still had ~20 customers that "unsolicited" bought the system this season.  Plus we have some potential partners looking at the foliar and seed treatment side of our IP.  And the regulatory review process in Canada and Mexico is also progressing. It is clear that it is taking a while for the capital markets to become favorable for us again, so we are also looking at strategic alternatives right now, including possible sale of all or part of the company.  The goal would be to find a partner who is better capitalized and thus better positioned to take this technology to the next stage of commercial development. Hope that helps you understand a bit where we are.

Tatsächlich schwierig, aber in D wären sie dann insolvent wenn sie den kapitaldienst nicht bedienen könnten, also nicht mehr liquide wären. Umsatz hin oder her. Natürlich lebt davon keine Firma, daher braucht es jetzt Umsätze.

Erneut katastrophale Zahlen für 3 bzw. 6-Monate 2023/24, Umsatz gedrittelt auf lächerliche 65k CAD, bei Ausgaben i.H.v. 2,1 Mio. CAD. Darunter 1,1 Mio. Investor & Public Relations. In Deutschland wären sie insolvent. Quelle: https://webfiles.thecse.com/BVT_FS_Mar_31_2024.pdf?QimMgGro.HbSG9y5lRw2PZ15UdwyXT3o=