Guys, as 123 mentioned, its based on the "average of their...

Guys, as 123 mentioned, its based on the "average of their previous 6-month day-end floatadjusted market capitalization"

VPG has only just begun to be re-rated ... the reality is that there are DOZENS of stocks with higher market caps than VPG, that have been consistently above $300 -$400m market cap.

Its all WAAAAY too premature, VPG has ZERO chance of being put back in the ASX200 at this stage. What we want is too just see them keep holding their level, soaking up profit-takers in the consolidation periods, and moving on to hit new goals.

I have a solid holding, and am very confident in VPG being a real mover through the rest of 2009 & onward