feber in new york, page-55

I believe what Haaike and others are trying to get across is that TZ has the POTENTIAL to achieve a sp of $1000 (possibly as early as 2015 by my assumptions), especially if intevia becomes the standard in MV & aero applications, time will tell. I believe tz has the right management on board to pave the way for intevia to realise that potential....intevia is a technology that is attractive to many companies for different reasons that have been discussed before, now it depends how broadly it will be accepted, with 12 early adopters and 90 more in the pipeline it's looking very encouraging. The revenue forecasts we have been provided to date only encompass the 12 early adoptors and only their initial applications, so we can expect future revenues to significantly increase when, firstly the cream of the 90 customers in the pipeline are converted to early adoptors, and again when the rest are sorted into the equation. Management have already reported thet previous revenue forecasts will be significantly increased and I'm feel we'll see them in the coming month if not this week.

So for those who cannot or refuse to see tz's full potential I can only assume you haven't done your research or maybe just don't believe in the potential of intevia as some here or maybe are toooo conservative in your ways. Bagging Haaike, Amex and others for having vision, no they are not dreaming, I guess their vision exceeds most. Now in reality intevia may not realize its full potential for whatever reason, but $100-200 is a very realistic sp for the coming years. Most of us here I'm sure are hoping intevia is a standard in the years to come, I'm not saying it will replace the fastener market as we know it today but if will find it's place in that market and enhance it with a more superior product....enough said :)
Cheers
G