Update on Biomagnetics (BMGP)

by Joe on July 13, 2010

Biomagnetics (BMGP) – Yesterday the Company announced it intends to purchase the assets of a PVA plastic film manufacturer called, Lanzhou, located in Ganzu, China.  As we previously wrote on the blog, we think this is a terrific accretive acquisition for the Company.  We believe this is just the beginning of a long string of news related to several more Chinese technology and product acquisitions the Company will do targeting a $1.00 share valuation for BMGP.  We also recently filmed a video that provides a demonstration on the biodegradable features of this unique plastic film product, which should be released over the next few days.  With only 64 million shares currently outstanding, these shares are a huge bargain.  As we have indicated recently, we expect to see these shares at $1.00 over the next few months as the assets and on going contracts being brought into this Company are strong and very valuable.

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Chris July 13, 2010 at 6:27 pm

Joe –
What is the reason for this change in direction for the company? Is this PVA manufactuer somehow going to be incorporated in the IOBS? Thx.

tj July 14, 2010 at 5:21 am

Joe i just want to have this clear- the contract with the Chinese govmnt is already signed and valid, am i right?
do you know what is the expected net profit margin? also will the old management remain in the company, or will BMGP have to hire new people?
thanks

Mike July 14, 2010 at 5:43 am

You expect BMGP to be $1.00 over the next few months?? Is that a typo?

That’s a very optimistic statement, is it not? That’s almost a 10 bagger over the next few months….sounds rather improbable.

Joe July 14, 2010 at 6:48 am

Mike – Not a typo. The Chinese companies are being put into BMGP based on a $1.00 valuaton. There are significant assets and profitable revenue streams coming into the company- and with minimal share issuances. A great deal for current shareholders. Joe

Joe July 14, 2010 at 6:50 am

TJ – The current team will stay in China. The contract for the garlic industry is already signed. The government is saying we will buy your production up to 600,00 tons per year. China is going greeen fast and there is considerable evidence to support this. They will for sure need to hire a lot more people as more machines come on line. Joe

tj July 14, 2010 at 6:52 am

thanks for the responce Joe. you understand it is hard to believe the amount of good news-im in the chemical industry and am fully aware of the significance of the deals, just cant believe my luck

Joe July 14, 2010 at 6:53 am

Chris – There is a very minor connection between IOBS and the new ventures. Clayton was presented with these business deals through some of his long time contacts who do a lot of business in China so he want to grab the opportunities. Joe

Phillip July 15, 2010 at 7:31 pm

warnert25 called Andrew and here was his response on dilution:

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When I talked to Andrew and asked about the share structure and any future dilution, I was told there will be none until they receive FDA approval. I was told at that time Biel would consider selling some of their 25+ million shares left in A/S to cover the costs of bringing their product to market here in the USA or may consider other means. I do not think they will be raising the A/S any higher than the 1.5 and that the addition paper with Andrew would only come into play if a buyout was to take place.

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