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LemmingInvestor.com - a free website "written by investors for investors" is very interested in this company, and would like to hear from you if you can spare the time. Confidences will ber respected.
From the outside the printing software looks very, very clever.
I lived,breathed ,and worked,in print (and packaging) all my working life. I can imagine how good your company must be to win contracts with the likes of Gilette/Duracell,Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal, Castrol Japan, Kimberly-Clark, Sarah Lee, DuPont, Akzo Nobel etc. Not that I would invest in the Mailaender operation. For mathematical reasons I do not think that the future holds much more than cyclical profits (and losses) for machinery companies, unless they hold decisive patents which remove competition.
However the machinery side of the business must produce the cashflow from depreciation to support the imagelinx side until it breaks through into profit.
Do you believe that the future for imagelinx will be brilliant? - Or will it always be difficult to fight against the internal empires within these consumer companies? Naturally they have a vested interest in preventing the control of packaging design and print scheduling etc passing to sub-contractors.
Which side of the argument are you on? I admit the profitability looks dire from the interim accounts , and it looks as though you have barely a year in which to get costs under control.
#As NeilJones states it is not clear which viewpoint you disagree with, and where your own lies. We would I am sure all be grateful for your contribution.
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