The hook of Genesis

Article Abstract:

Genesis Biomedical could revive from a decline in its share prices considering that Dr. Robert Gilmour, co-founder, would become the executive chairman of the company. Though the 7% shares of the company that he holds are trading around 2.8cents to 3cents in the year 2005 compared to a year's high of 5cents, Gilmour is determined to revive the company by developing promising information processing (IP), adding value, then entering the market through a trade sale or licensing.

Executive changes & profiles, Drugs, Officials and employees, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Gilmour, Robert, Genesis Biomedical Ltd.

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Hot water

Article Abstract:

The emerging small public company, Aeris Technologies, which holds royalty-free license rights over products helping to maintain high purity levels in air-conditioners and water-supply system, is analyzed. It is estimated that the company will need to establish itself in the service-maintenance sector of the Australian air-conditioning business to make substantial profit.

Organizational history, Organization formation, Publicly held corporations

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The bright stuff

Article Abstract:

A 100-year-old goldmine in wildest Western Australia, Kimberley is still worth fighting for and owned and administered by Tom Sanders, managing director of Navigator Resources since mid-2004. Navigator's board is top drawers, which include metallurgist Barry Bolitho, geologist Dr Allan Trench and chartered accountant Ian Macpherson.

Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Gold ores, Gold industry

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