> joewolof< Thank you for the substantial input, I ( we) really enjoy reading your commentary as you clearly demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the company. as someone that has been there through the trials and tribulations of 2011 you sure are reaping the long-awaited fruit.
I do get what PGC is doing no rocket science as you said, it takes logistics, knowledge of the industry, and business skills. No Ph.D. nor engineering degree or years of IP development no MAJOR barriers to entry either. But they are one of the first and they are doing it well so far and that's why we invest in PGC.
I got in late 2014 around 35c, and IMO the big jump in value has already occurred from the 21c to 70c within the two years of 14/15, in the last few years PGC has consolidated her big Acquisitions and so did the SP,
If someone bought shares at 71c around August 2015 (Fy 15 report) two n half years ago, investment-wise they have gone nowhere, so obviously some investors will be fidgety.
in few years as PGC enlarges their footprint through scale, we can assume earning stability. i do not see doubling or tripling of share price anytime soon more like the 20% to 30% yearly average increment in SP with DIV attached. very nice but not shooting the lights.
As for good luck with AUS small-cap health company, well, there are some good runs, not all doom n gloom i have been lucky few times and was blessed with large sums investing first in AZV a few years back ran from 4.5 c up to 40c got out, and followed by a much larger sum invested in CMP early 2014 ran from 8 c to over 80c got out, and now back again in CMP.
Anyway GOOD Luck to all PGC shareholders with the new CR and the exciting years ahead.
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