Eden Research Share Discussion Threads

[investingisatrickygame] 21/8/2019 15:34

So the deal will go through in 2020, subject perhaps to any review such as our own monopolies commission in the UK.

Will Bayer personnel be integrated into Elanco?

Will Bayer personnel transferring to Elanco be allowed to continue executing certain projects, i.e. Eden tech and Eden CAP products, whilst the deal is in transition OR are all pending/new projects/product launches on hold until Elanco hierarchy has had time to evaluate and decide?

Does the deal to sell to Elanco even include any right's Bayer has to Eden tech and Eden products? Was it even highlighted in such an enormous multi-billion $ deal?

Did Eden have clauses preventing its CAP tech and product rights being transferred in the event of a trade sale?

If so, has Eden structured its own direct deal?

What happens to the Bayer Animal Health brands and if they are to be re-branded by Elanco, does that delay what was an intended launch of Eden's CAP products?

Will Eden's CAP products under Elanco go worldwide or just stay in the USA?

What value and level of importance does Elanco place on Eden Tech? Seems a real small fish to me in the scheme of the deal size.

There is so much to share, again and isn't all of the above known to Sean, Alex and Lykele.

Surely some communication is due on this in the coming week, just so shareholders understand this vertical that Eden is apparently about to finally, embark upon.

[supersonico] 21/8/2019 12:22

weyweyumfozo,

Good spot and possibly good timing as well as it looks like the long running patent issue identified above in my post 6767, possibly part of the Parallel delay blockage could well be at least in part resolved.

We shall see.

[weyweyumfozo] 21/8/2019 12:12

Elanco to acquire Bayer animal health business.

Make what you will of this, but it looks promising to me. It even mentions Cropscience:

"Innovation: The transaction augments Elanco’s already strong R&D pipeline with eight significant new development projects and 30+ lifecycle products, while providing certain access rights to Bayer’s CropScience R&D pipeline and de-prioritized clinical pharma assets. It adds superior capabilities for R&D platforms in key areas along with innovative dosing and delivery technology platforms. The acquisition also adds additional bench strength and scale to Elanco’s world-class R&D team."



Now they know what company name to print on the packaging, I don't see why Elanco can't start selling the consumer animal products that we have been waiting for Bayer to sell.

[supersonico] 20/8/2019 20:01

Patent update 2019-04-16 ...possibly Parallel delay related.

COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS COMPRISING TERPENES OR TERPENE MIXTURES SELECTED FROM THYMOL, EUGENOL, GERANIOL, CITRAL AND L-CARVONE



US10258033 (B2)
2019-04-16

[supersonico] 20/8/2019 13:05

The extension of organic crops grows by 8% in 2018
Spain is the EU country with the most hectares dedicated to bioagriculture



The area of crops dedicated to organic farming in Spain has been growing steadily for a decade. Last year it increased again and advanced 8%, up to 2.4 million hectares, according to the progress of data from the report on the sector prepared each year by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.

Per capita spending also increased, to 46.5 euros per inhabitant and year - compared to 21.85 euros that consumers spent on bio products in 2013. Despite the increase, this figure remains at still low levels, underlines the ministry, particularly against states such as Switzerland, Denmark or Sweden, where per capita spending is much higher. In the EU, Germany, France and the United Kingdom are the markets where the most money organic products move in absolute terms.

According to the ministry, the number of operators in the Spanish sector grew by 6% in 2018 compared to the previous year, to 44,282. Of these, 39,505 were producers; 4,627, processors; and the rest marketers, importers and exporters.

The progress of the ecological industries was even more important: 15% in the case of units related to plant production (up to 7,670), and 5.6% in the case of industries linked to animal production (1,216).

Sheep and cattle
Ecological livestock farms, meanwhile, registered the most discreet advances - although they also grew steadily in recent years - of 1.7% in global terms. However, the Ministry's data highlight that the sheep and cattle and pork subsector experienced much more marked increases, of 14.9% in the first two cases and 11.5% in the third.

Spain is the country of the European Union with the largest extent of land dedicated to organic crops in absolute terms, followed by Italy, France and Germany, according to Eurostat data; Austria is the European country with the most ecological land in percentage of the total crops. Andalusia, Castilla-La Mancha and Catalonia are the Spanish Autonomous Communities with more hectares cultivated in a biological way in Spain.

The head of the acting department, Luis Planas, has positively valued the “important, sustained growth that this sector experiences year after year”, and stressed that organic production, present in all autonomies, is today “a reality economic ”in Spain that also contributes to job creation and population fixing.

[supersonico] 20/8/2019 12:24

Eden Research..you heard it here first..

An Asteroid Jam tomorrow Stock :)

Asteroid Jam also good name for a 60's psych band..far out man

[bjlk] 20/8/2019 11:45

Reading between the lines I think it will be that they have not had time to revise and award new options before the price might move if that asteroid with chickens and jam tomorrow hits...

[supersonico] 20/8/2019 10:19

We regret to inform investors that an asteroid ridden by a unicorn along with 6 hens and their Thai dentist hit the warehouse holding both TT and Bayer stock.

[brucie5] 19/8/2019 18:52

supersonico
19 Aug '19 - 09:34 - 6759 of 6761
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It's not often one gets to invest in a company that's in no hurry to address an epidemic.

Two weeks until back2school..
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Shall we run a sweep on what the likely excuse will be, to push this back again to 2020?

I'm going for: Brexit uncertainty.
What are you having?

[northwick] 19/8/2019 17:20

This is an old Video but it shows how bad the head lice can get if left untreated. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1214473/The-worst-head-lice-video-world-warned-you.html

[chrischas] 19/8/2019 12:15

Why would anyone be in a hurry ? Our Long term incentive plan is to have our 2 mates vote us extra pay every year . We are on 6k a week and so will need a 10 - 25% raise
This next year in order to execute our long term incentive plan.
It’s too short a time span for those earlier pesky share options so we will stick to our long term plan. We Can probably start talking about a dividend in a few years time
When our long term bank account is full.

[supersonico] 19/8/2019 09:34

It's not often one gets to invest in a company that's in no hurry to address an epidemic.

Two weeks until back2school..

Be patient kids, your nitty itchin days are nearly over.

Head lice lotion
100% efficiency within 15 minutes 1 application Very Easy to rinse YP Patented Micro encapsulation system World wide

[supersonico] 18/8/2019 23:08

Food betrayal -- don’t swallow the lies | Alan Lewis | TEDxBoulder

[supersonico] 18/8/2019 10:35

James Melville@JamesMelville

Brexit is the greatest political heist of all time. A giant con led by group of right wing libertarians who exploited the concerns of millions of people to convince them that they were taking back control, when in fact, they are losing control to the people who conned them.
…………………………...…..
EG These people;

carey gillam@careygillam

More evidence that the White House has Monsanto's back - FOIA dox show Trump administration pushed @Bayer glyphosate for aerial spraying in Colombia despite ban …

… @sejorg


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GM soy: The invisible ingredient 'poisoning' children.

The home of Petrona Villasboa is surrounded by genetically modified (GM) soy fields. The golden crop looks like a bumper harvest but for her it is a symbol of death.

[brucie5] 16/8/2019 17:13

Super - yes, couldn't agree more. Choice for those who can afford organic or have time to read the food labelling will be very different for those who cannot. I guess it's been happening for some time already, but US agri-food interests will certainly be looking to accentuate the divide, if there is money to be made. And what the UK currently has to 'put up with' in terms of safety regulations from the EU will become a matter of what is increasingly forced down our mouths, or at least the mouths of the poorest.

As a more immediate illustration of this carelessness: should the UK leave the EU without a deal, the government has said it will not impose tariffs on food imports, in order to ensure food supply. Also, of course, meaning that food, under WTO enter the country from the lowest cost provider. On which event our farmers will be well and truly shafted. As Boris knows full well.

supersonico
16 Aug '19 - 14:48 - 6750 of 6754
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The EU was a shield against some of the worst excesses of the US corporate mafia..once that shield is dropped we are focked imo.

Brexit was never about taking back control it was always about aligning to USA corporate interests as the tide of authoritarian governments rises.

[weyweyumfozo] 16/8/2019 16:14

Fair enough.

[supersonico] 16/8/2019 15:19

I'm aware of that but since I buy mainly organic I reduce that exposure considerably.
It's the folk who cannot afford Organic and who have been blissfully ignorant of the role of the EU in improving food standards by blocking the worst practices that I'm most concerned for.

[weyweyumfozo] 16/8/2019 15:11

You are probably indirectly eating the stuff already, as products such as meat, milk and eggs from animals fed on GM animal feed do not have to be labelled in the UK.

[supersonico] 16/8/2019 14:48

The EU was a shield against some of the worst excesses of the US corporate mafia..once that shield is dropped we are focked imo.

Brexit was never about taking back control it was always about aligning to USA corporate interests as the tide of authoritarian governments rises.

[supersonico] 16/8/2019 14:48

That may help until they grow it in the UK which Boris seemed quite keen on. Then I expect a full on Pro GM media blitz telling us all how safe it all is and a tightening of labelling laws to match the US, which I anticipate will all be specified in the vulture / carrion trade deal.

[weyweyumfozo] 16/8/2019 14:16

supersonico15 Aug '19 - 11:06 - 6744 of 6747

"The US government passed laws banning the labelling of GMO produced goods so good luck with transparency..it won't happen."

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The US has Country of Origin Labelling so if they insist on reciprocal terms with the UK in a future trade deal, we will at least know which country the food originates from.

This knowledge will allow consumers to read the label and decide not to purchase the US product, if they have any doubts about how that particular product was produced.

[brucie5] 15/8/2019 11:17

And now back to EDEN. I vow never to mention, or invoke the B word again on this otherwise pleasant bb. Apologies.