http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070320/latu051.html?.v=89
Wenn auch nur zehn Prozent von dem Realität werden sollte,
würde Jeff die Insolvenz um vielleicht ein paar Wochen
hinauszögern. Ich bezweifle aber stark, dass wir innerhalb
der nächsten 10 Tage den Vertrag so unterschrieben haben
werden, wie Jeff heute behauptet. Das sind doch nichts als
leere Verprechungen! Jeff hat noch nie gehalten, was er
versprochen hat und seine Aktionäre immer wieder belogen.
Alles deutet auch diesmal wieder darauf hin! Wieso bringt
er die Meldug nicht dann raus, wenn die Verträge tatsächlich
unterschrieben wurden? Wieso nicht erst dann, wenn alles in
trockenen Tüchern ist? Weil es JEFF ist! Und ein Jeff weiß,
wie er seine Aktionäre verarschen kann! Immer erst mal schön
Mut machen und Euphorie verbreiten, um dann doch wieder zu
enttäuschen! Interpretieren wir die news doch mal so, wie
sie wirklich ist, und nicht so, wie Jeff sie verkauft:
Axia zieht sich aus China zurück.
Axia zieht sich aus Dubai zurück.
Axia zieht sich aus Central Amerika zurück.
Axia konzentriert sich nur noch auf Sri Lanka,
wo sie bisher keinen einzigen wirklich lukrativen
und gewinnbringenden Auftrag gewinnen konnten. Bisher
zahlten Jeff und die Aktionäre immer nur drauf! Klasse!
Axia wird also nicht weiter wachsen. Die Arbeit der vergangenen
Monate, die Flugreisen, die Frauen, die schicken Autos... alles
hat Jeff umsonst ausgegeben und verkauft die Zukunft Axias nun,
bzw. hat es vor! Der Vertrag ist noch lange nicht unterschrieben
und wird wohl auch dieses Jahr zu diesen Konditionen bestimmt nicht
unterschrieben werden! Am Ende bleiben wohl nur 1000 Dollar für Jeff
übrig ;-) Davon kauft er sich dann nen Kasten Bier und ein FLugticket.
Lest unten mal den letzten Satz vor allem: "Wie believe promising transaction."
Das sagt wohl mal wieder alles aus! NICHT BLENDEN LASSEN!!!
Axia Group Inc. Agrees to Sell International Building Technologies Inc. Subsidiary for Cash, Stock and Royalties on China Contract
Tuesday March 20, 6:00 am ET
SAN DIEGO, March 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Axia Group, Inc. (OTC: AXGJ - News), announced today that it has signed a term sheet with a developer of the panel production system to sell the company's subsidiary, International Building Technologies, Inc. (IBT), in exchange for cash, common stock in the Buyer' public company, and a royalty on future revenues. The name of the Buyer is being withheld until the Final Agreement between the Parties is reached, which is expected next week.
Axia is a provider of a panel-based building technology for the rapid construction of homes and commercial buildings. Its subsidiary, IBT, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Chinese government to install and operate a panel factory to support the rebuilding of the city of Suijiang in the Yunnan Province in China. IBT was also involved in Letters Of Intent to establish operations in Central America and Dubai. Under the proposed term sheet with Axia, the Buyer will be free to pursue those business opportunities as well as freely use and exploit the IBT name.
Stated Jeffrey Flannery, "We have come to the realization that the project in China and our global expansion plans were simply too large in scope and too aggressive for Axia at this stage in its development. The China contract alone required us to come up with 20 million RMB (approximately $2.5 million USD). The Suijiang plant would cost another $4 million USD to build and operate. We cannot offer the type and level of financing that these projects require. At the same time, new and very profitable projects in Sri Lanka and nearby areas were not being developed aggressively enough. Our focus will be to take advantage of the opportunities we have earned in these areas, representing millions of dollars in business for Axia."
Added Flannery, "The exciting news is we have found a partner who is willing and able to finance these projects as well as allow us to benefit from all the work we have done. I feel we have negotiated a very fair deal with the Buyer of IBT which allows us, and particularly the shareholders of Axia, to benefit for the long term. The following are the basic terms of the proposed agreement, some of which are still being finalized:
* Up to $1,000,000 in cash, while payable over 5 years, will greatly
reduce our need to raise money in the market for our operations.
* Common Stock in the Buyer's public company. We plan to dividend out
100% of the stock Axia receives from the Buyer to the Axia
Shareholders. In this way, Axia shareholders will have a chance to
benefit from the Chinese developments.
* Royalty payments from the gross profits from the Project in China for
three years.
* The Buyer is a developer and manufacturer of the panel system Axia
uses and has agreed to supply Axia with the machinery, equipment and
support to establish a panel factory in Sri Lanka, which will greatly
improve Axia's profit margins and competitiveness in the local market
place as well as be an exporter of panels to the region.
* Finally, the Buyer has agreed to extend a license agreement to Axia
for five years, with the first two years of license payments waived.
"We expect the transaction to be completed within 10 days, and final terms will be published at that time. In the meantime, we wanted the shareholders to be informed of this developing and, we believe, promising transaction."
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