Gone from the top 100 Richest Canadians

[Gman]

Not that anyone cares, but Branko Matic and Lorne Trottier are no longer on Canadian Business Magazines' list of 100 richest Canadians. An article in this weeks issue of the magazine which profiles the 100 rich indicated that they have fallen out of the top 100. Last year they were ranked 86th and 87th, each valued at $300million.

[Kruzin]

Well, this has nothing to do with Matrox Hardware, so this thread will be moved to The Soap Box forum...

[Chrono_Wanderer]

well... great management they have i guess

[Wombat]

Yeah, it's what happens when you don't give your employees raises for over 3 years. Greedy bastards.

[[GDI]Raptor]

Let's hope they get some good advisors......
Or perhaps sels their company to someone who have.....

[Wombat]

Since we've had the Soap Box as a place for this stuff to go?

[Kurt]

Re: Gone from the top 100 Richest Canadians

Originally posted by Gman
Not that anyone cares, but Branko Matic and Lorne Trottier are no longer on Canadian Business Magazines' list of 100 richest Canadians. An article in this weeks issue of the magazine which profiles the 100 rich indicated that they have fallen out of the top 100. Last year they were ranked 86th and 87th, each valued at $300million.

all in M stock...what a pity

[GT98]

Re: Re: Gone from the top 100 Richest Canadians

Originally posted by Kurt
all in M stock...what a pity

There is no such thing as Matrox Stock...its not a publicly traded company. Maybe if it was, they wouldnt be in the situation they are in now

[GNEP]

There is still stock. Private company or no, it still has shares. They just happen to own them all. And it's not listed anywhere.

The "value" will be based on the book value in the accounts - which as mentioned elsewhere will be available (for a fee probably) from the equivalent of companies house in Canada.

I say this because I VERY much doubt it is a (limited liability) partnership.

Gnep

[GT98]

Originally posted by GNEP
There is still stock. Private company or no, it still has shares. They just happen to own them all. And it's not listed anywhere.

The "value" will be based on the book value in the accounts - which as mentioned elsewhere will be available (for a fee probably) from the equivalent of companies house in Canada.

I say this because I VERY much doubt it is a (limited liability) partnership.

Gnep

Shows how much I know

[GNEP]

Battle with an accountant you do...

Oops.. shouldn't have mentioned that now everyone will think I'm boring or something...

[thop]

*yawn*