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guys i told you before fidia will release the product when this thread hits 1000 pages
we are close!
This thread is an absolute marvel.
Doing my part.
guys i told you before fidia will release the product when this thread hits 1000 pages
we are close!
On page 840, Beps updated us out of the blue. He also posted in the italian forum.What are their recent leaks?. Honestly this thread is more of a sh*t show than ever and i havent been able to find what they "released" over the last 25-30 new pages.
Did either say something that has everyone losing their minds?
I feel like you completely ignored my post about Fidia Holdings. Yes they have investors but they are private.By this logic, Fortune 500 companies trading on the new York stock exchange don’t need their stocks to be traded anymore. They don’t need investors. They can buy back all their shares and just progress with their own money? Do you understand what you’re saying? Clearly you don’t. Every company needs ongoing investments to move forward and develop. Smh. Man this whole things over your head.
Please show me on the stock exchange Where I can invest in Fidia, I want to be in on the Brotzu moneyBy this logic, Fortune 500 companies trading on the new York stock exchange don’t need their stocks to be traded anymore. They don’t need investors. They can buy back all their shares and just progress with their own money? Do you understand what you’re saying? Clearly you don’t. Every company needs ongoing investments to move forward and develop. Smh. Man this whole things over your head.
Hmm ok. I tried to find out more about the 3 shareholders for Fidia Holdings but I couldn't. The majority shareholder is related to the chairman Antonio though.
Yes I don't know everything about it.
I think we can be optimistic in seeing his work history though
The whole point is that this conference isn’t a desperate attempt to garner funds from investors. They already have private investors in complete control of the holding company.Let me break it down for you, i’m a chartered accountant.
1.Holding company is the one which holds majority of shares or controls the management or holds the subsidary which holds the ultimate subsidary.
2.Yes private company isn’t allowed to raise fund via public. But what if you’re related or an investor? Eg. angel investor buys your company’s share and invests. IPO is the ultimate stage when it goes public.
Forget angel investor, imagine if your uncle wanted to invest in your company for 10% share.
Board of directors are elected by the shareholders, its to keep management and ownership seperate. However there are plent of cases in private where bod are the equity share holders.
Bottom line, hate to say that i agree with @Jumanji
Lol. First of all it’s 51% makes you the owner, that “60%” figure you threw in kind of shows your ignorance. Second of all, the board makes decisions for the company not the shareholders. So I’m not sure what your point is. And no, a product being released for hairloss that actually worked would not need a title saying they attended a conference in Italy lmao. How many consumers of this product even know wtf the conference in Italy is? I’ll tell you, less than 1%. Your whole argument is based on a fairytale. A product that is ready for production does not need this conference to promote the product, whatsoever.
I stand corrected : )4) isn't exactly right, someone asked if Fidia was the first company they went to (if it wouldn't have been the first it would be a really bad sign as it would mean that other companies weren't impressed and thus denied the request). But the first company they went to (Fidia) was convinced of the product / convinced to make money from it
Did you not see the damn pie chart that shows the THREE ( 3 ) Shareholders for Fidia holdings?Ok dude. I’ll try to break this down for you as you clearly can not educate yourself. A company is either private or public. If it’s public, it trades on the public exchange where the PUBLIC can invest. Private companies still have investors, it’s just not PUBLICLY traded. So if you see a presentation on brotzu and you contact fidia holdings and say I’d offer 200,000 for 5% stake in fidia, you can. I don’t get what you don’t understand about this.
Lol. First of all it’s 51% makes you the owner, that “60%” figure you threw in kind of shows your ignorance. Second of all, the board makes decisions for the company not the shareholders. So I’m not sure what your point is. And no, a product being released for hairloss that actually worked would not need a title saying they attended a conference in Italy lmao. How many consumers of this product even know wtf the conference in Italy is? I’ll tell you, less than 1%. Your whole argument is based on a fairytale. A product that is ready for production does not need this conference to promote the product, whatsoever.
http://www.fidiaholding.com/en/Investments/Portfolio.aspxDid you not see the damn pie chart that shows the THREE ( 3 ) Shareholders for Fidia holdings?
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Pegaso Equity is a strategic-focused private investment company that seeks to make investments in established mid-sized businesses in Europe and North America.
IF you go to this website http://www.fidiaholding.com/en/Investors/Shareholders.aspx this is the only thing showing for Investors.
As you can see, 60% of the shareholders share the name of Antonella Arengi Bentivoglio, the chairman and CEO of the company.
Maybe you should contact him or Pegaso equity if you think I can just offer some cash to fund this ONE VENTURE, the Brotzu lotion, not even any of their other products, not even FIDIA pharmaceutical, and not the HOLDING COMPANY which has overriding authority and controls the whole flow of funds and the other companies they control excluding pharma
What are you talking about? I’m a CPA. The board makes day to day business decisions carried out by the executives. The board decides when the shareholders get paid. The board doesn’t need shareholder approvsl for day to day business. You’re wrong.
Dude I bet Antonella himself could fund the production of this lotion out of pocket. They don't need moneyI agree with you there. Still doesn’t mean they might be seeking additional investors. Collectively.
What would make product more believable ? Company who desperate to advertise new product with their before and after pics? Or massive commercial saying that product had been presented to respective doctors at the respective conference and gained acknowledgement by them. You said you are a CPA, that means you know something about business, which type of commercialization would make product more believable? Just think simple, there were literally so many scams about new hair treatment past two decades, people aren’t going to believe the a company saying that it works.No, if a product works it speaks for itself. You don’t have to prove yourself at a conference. A simple unveil on their website and mass commercials proving it works is where the real market is. So you’re also, wrong.
Lol. You started this whole argument saying they were publicly funded.Lol.