The failed IPO - what the board doesn't want you to see


anonymous

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1. Time for a new thread, we need to see how many people are actually reading this.
2. Has anyone taken the time to google "acell sec report" and clicked on the S-1 IPO prospectus? If not, please do and post your favorite lines here. You can find anything from competitive threats, to senior leadership salary.

My favorite line is from "Risk Factors"
"We reported a net loss of $2.7 million for the three months ended March 31, 2020 and there can be no assurance that we will achieve or maintain profitability in the future"

Guess November 17th is real.
 
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"We could be subject to increased monetary penalties and other sanctions, including exclusion from federal healthcare programs, if we fail to comply with the terms of our Federal Settlement Agreement, State Settlement Agreements or Corporate Integrity Agreement."

"We may be unable to compete successfully against our existing or future competitors."

"Product liability lawsuits against us could cause us to incur substantial liabilities and could limit commercialization of any products we may develop."
 
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its public information, not sure why you think its so secret
Because most employees wouldn’t had joined ACell if they would have found this information even though it’s in the public domain. They believed the lie some recruiter, ES, told them and joined this hell hole. Just trying to make sure everyone knows how bad this place really is so they don’t have to go through the same daily pain, especially in the Midwest. And it’s only getting worse, tick tock tick tock.........
 




Hey Sherlock Holmes, you ever read any SEC documents on public companies? This is stock language.

potato - potaaaaaatow
stock language - truth language

I’d care about your “stock language” if ACeLL made it past day two of the road show and became a public company. Like the day I got them, my options are still worth nothing.
 








CEO is scrambling to sell the company for whatever he can get so he can cash out. Once again he runs a company and manages to have it lose value under his watch. It’s his MO
 














Integra has a track record of meaningless and failed acquisitions. TEI was a bust, bought two different companies w/ an amniotic and FAILED to compete with mimedix, plus a few wasted small Ortho buyouts over the years. You see where that got them, divested it to S&N. They only want the particulate and could give AF about the rest of the portfolio. For some reason the VP of sales has always had a hard on for you guys. Then again he doesn’t know dik about the Integra skin portfolio or the market we play in. Although if there is a buyout I’d rather work for Integra then this shady s**t show...if they’d take me back
 









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