| From: | "Brian E. Angliss" <ANGLISS@******.BITNET> |
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| Subject: | Yet another Charlie Finger's news release |
| Date: | Tue, 11 Oct 1994 18:08:47 -0400 |
I'm Charlie Fingers, here on site of the new Maxim Arms subsidiary building in
the Front Range Free Zone, UCAS sector.
Continuing the drama of Maxim Arms, the President and CEO of Maxim Arms
announced the final purchase of the office tower covering the block between
16th and 17th Streets and Arapahoe and Curtis Avenues. This tower, due to be
vacated within the next two weeks and converted over to a corporate
headquarters, is sandwiched between the Connor-Westin Hotel, the Kenshi
Electronics Square, and only two blocks from the FTL Pyramid and the MCT
Tower, in the heart of Downtown Denver. It's sale was approved by the UCAS
sector earlier today.
The President of Maxim Arms announced at the same time the formation of a
wholly owned subsidiary of Maxim Arms, Maxim Aerotech, to be housed in the
tower. With the addition of the tower, Maxim's impressive list of holdings
in the FRFZ rises to 4 major buildings, housing the Maxim Arms headquarters
in the Ute Sector, Maxim Armament Systems in the Souix sector, Maxim Armament
Technologies in the Ute sector, and now Maxim Aerotech in the UCAS sector. In
an era when the major corporations of the world are meerly maintaining a
presence or reducing thier presence in the FRFZ, Maxim Arms is a boon to the
local economy.
Related to the formation of Maxim Aerotech was the release today of the
facilities that the new subsidiary owns and controls. Apparently in a move
that shocked even the most expert analysts and elicited yet more expressions of
dismay from at least two of the Big 8 megacorporations, Maxim Arms showed
themselves to be in control of a signifigant number of aerospace and orbital
capable facilities. These include several satellite communications companies,
deep space communication facilities, two old NASA research installations
purchased from Ares Macrotech, and a launch facility from Fuchi. The suddeness
of the consolidation of control was surprising as Maxim Arms collapsed 12
holding companies and 14 "shell" companies to combine over 30 smaller,
specialized companies and 12 major facilities purchased from various megacorps
and national governments under the control of Maxim Aerotech.
On news of the expansion, Maxim stock rose 25.6, a signifigant increase over
thier previous stagnant performance during the past weeks.
Keeping you in touch with the world of corporate intrigue, this has been
Charlie Fingers.
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