Ann: TSI India wins a further 800 ATMs under contract, page-36

Hugh, all the pieces of the puzzle are starting to come together. Don't forget that Gary and Paul (w/ friends and family) have a combined holding of about 25% and I know for a fact that Gary is 100% committed to TSN and only TSN. If anyone is patient it is Gary, he's been in India for about 9 or so years now with TSI building the relationships with mid-tier banks & utilities. He has a vested interest and he is very much aligned with every other shareholder. There are not many companies out there that are $10m market cap and less than 1 cent per share that can say the same thing, especially with serious skin in the game of the two main blokes.

Also, stock traded roughly $2 million in a 4 day period last October, so wouldn't worry about a few million shares here and there. When the market wants it, it will pay up. This should start to rev up a bit when we see SALT deal confirmation and first contract win. If a small institution wanted to buy $500K-$1M they'd have a rough time getting stock under 0.8c (IMO).

Over and out.