The BRS Labs IPO
Author: John Honovich, Published on Aug 06, 2014Login to read this IPVM report.
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Comments (9)
Eric Fleming Bonilha
Well.. about Brazil it is a really bold claim... we have absolutelly no info about that project that was supposedly deployed here... especially if it was related to the world cup... We do know about every public surveillance projects in Brazil and BRS was never mentioned in any...
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Brian Rhodes
#bubblepoppingsoon
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Undisclosed #1
I wonder what exchange they will IPO on, but I really doubt they meet NASDAQ basic requirements.
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #2
OV 2.0....
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John Honovich
Btw, the reference to BRS considering a direct public offering is .... strange.
Here's a interesting NY Times article about the type of companies doing direct public offerings.
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Rukmini Wilson
Investors must be tired of management. IMHO, an indicator of a power struggle is when a CEO abrubtly quits without a replacement, yet remains Chairman of the Board!
Even if he's not really running the company anymore it looks better to wait till they have the new CEO on deck and announce at the same time if at all possible.
#bubblerisingso?
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John Honovich
Update: You can become the new CEO of BRS Labs.
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