Sensera Limited at the beginning of the year announced the...

Sensera Limited at the beginning of the year announced the consolidation of management responsibilities in the company to streamline the leadership group and reduce costs. Ralph Schmitt the Managing Director transitioned to an Executive Director role on the board. Tim Stucchi has was promoted to Chief Operating Officer (COO). Tim has been operating a the General Manager of the MicroDevices business since Sensera’s IPO and has been responsible for the day-to-day business activities.

Mr. Schmitt will continue to operate in an active leadership role and partner with Mr. Stucchi in his expanded responsibilities. Since the sale of the IOT Solutions business, Sensera has become more strategically focused on developing Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) based sensors. Tim has been running MEMS based manufacturing businesses for over two decades and is well suited to continue the progression of Sensera’s business to a high-volume manufacturing company.

For over a decade Mr Stucchi was CEO of Advanced MicroSensors and built the business to shipping over 100 million sensors. He has extensive MEMS manufacturing background and has worked with numerous companies as a consultant including Sensera’s fab partner Agiltron, making him uniquely qualified to lead the company.

Renumeration for Mr. Schmitt will change from an employee based annualized US$300,000 base salary plus bonus and other employee benefits, to a fixed fee of US$10,000They per month.

They have reduced the over heads and positioned themselves to be operate positive cash flow soon. I believe they are hugely undervalued but what I can’t understand is when the price rise to 5c today someone sold at 4.7c then 4.4c. Why would you constantly down ramp this stock? It makes it harder for it to gain traction.

Sooner or later when the announcements come flowing (which they will) all this down rampers and people who sold down at ridiculous prices will be thinking why why why