Shareholders Want Spy To Be Part Of A Larger Group

2007-10-12T00:00:00

Thesis Capital Management, one of the shareholders of Orange 21, has written to the management of the parent company of Spy Optic to explore the sale of the company and then let shareholders decide if the current public market price would offer better returns. Thesis Capital believes the business would ...

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