Rubicon

[t.rexjr]

From the web site

'Other than certain eucalyptus products in Brazil, which will use transgenic techniques, none of its products on the market or under development require any regulatory review or approval.'

But yes, time to wake them up

[ari]

Anti GE sentiment is spanner loose stuff though. I'm all for controlling deregulation and in this case it may or may not have merit. But what would you prefer. The human appetite is growing. Do we encourage farming that minimises impact or squash those attempts at improving sustainability and continue farming in a manor that has high impact. People fear GE simply because they don't understand it. It's easy to insight fear when attacking people's emotions. I see the rain forest club we're a major source of signatures. Happy to pull down more rainforest than come up with alternatives I guess.

(disclaimer: hippy at heart, just not dumb about it)

Arborgen's partner Scion attacked a few years ago by the uneducated few.....http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/6735...rees-destroyed

[ari]

https://www.nzx.com/files/attachments/263512.pdf talk about improved forest yields....just now require improved yield for shareholders...

[biker]

https://www.nzx.com/files/attachments/263512.pdf talk about improved forest yields....just now require improved yield for shareholders...

And get TAM out of the sell queue.

[Puriri Pete]

The most significant aspect of the presentation is that the company is bothering to release it to the market for wider consumption, which not something they do routinely. Time will tell whether this indicates a switch to a pro-active investor relations approach or is simpler a one-off aberration.

[ari]

The most significant aspect of the presentation is that the company is bothering to release it to the market for wider consumption, which not something they do routinely. Time will tell whether this indicates a switch to a pro-active investor relations approach or is simpler a one-off aberration.

Or perhaps lining up market for much anticipated IPO

[t.rexjr]

Or perhaps lining up market for much anticipated IPO

This is strange logic?
Maybe I'm daft but isn't the company already listed on the NZX under Rubicon?

[beetills]

My thoughts also.

[winner69]

This is strange logic?
Maybe I'm daft but isn't the company already listed on the NZX under Rubicon?

Maybe referring to Arborgen

[silverblizzard888]

The most significant aspect of the presentation is that the company is bothering to release it to the market for wider consumption, which not something they do routinely. Time will tell whether this indicates a switch to a pro-active investor relations approach or is simpler a one-off aberration.

Well the company is now 100% owned so it makes more sense now to make these announcements to investors, also they would benefit from more awareness of investors regarding what they do, its one way to attract a new crowd.

There would be no point on a Arborgen IPO unless it was planned for the US as currently under Rubicon it is in more sense considered a public company already and all material disclosures would need to be made public. Heck its a question of why not just rename Rubicon and call it Arborgen, only part that wouldn't made sense is that they own 50% of the another company.