I too have been busy working on a project Brightech, building a rowing boat to use leisurely on the River Dee at Chester on sunny days.  This has been a great distraction from the void that we have fallen into regarding POET action. 

That is not to say nothing is happening at PTI, quite the reverse really logic say that the silence speaks volumes, they (the management)  are simply too busy getting on with things.  Management would want the AGM to go well and know that a positive update if not a real piece of news would give us all the rosy glow we need.  

Oz pointed to the A STAR news, which I found most interesting.  It was somewhat 'no names no pack drill' in nature but Denselight would fit the profile they described rather nicely, don't you thinK? If the plan is to build POET interposers at AcceLink is one project, one has to wonder what was all the build up in machinery and engineers at Changi is all about - an ASTAR cooperative project with DeneLight perhaps?  There are lots of reasons to think so.

AGM's are meant to be mandatory company processes and boringly functional in nature but one cannot help but imagine they are possible targets in time to give out good news so as to keep us anxious shareholders sweet and focussed that our investment in high risk venture capital stock was worthwhile.  

For me all the signs look good, probable but not certain, that risk/reward gamble we undertook may yet balance in our favour regardless of the ridiculous shannankings of stock manipulation that the markets are allowed to get away with.  These we cannot control so why worry about such fluctuations which are logically part of a pre revenue venture company. 

Back to boat building

with regards 

Sula