@hth313

You wrote:
"by hth313 on 26-Oct-2018 14:59:05

@K-L

An almost nonexistent company (for years) suddenly paying off a half a million dollars tax debt is something more than "just paying their debts".

It is a significant amount of money, especially given the (what must be) minuscule sales related to Amiga in recent years. I wonder who is behind all this and what the plan is. It cannot just be paying the debts, there are surely more money into it related to the ongoing legal issues and also to cover for some future plan."


Or it is because Amiga Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cloanto because they bought Amiga Inc. and hence the trademarks and whatever else. Well... something I must say. It may had to go through this in part for whatever legal issues that must be made required it to be resuscitated for the matters at hand.

It's something.

OR

iTec did this for the legal matters at hand. It's a complex matter. As the biggest shareholder and essentially the remaining owner with Bill mcEwen more or less out of the scene and iTec.... wasn't that associated with the estate of Kouri and is a VC financing company so what is in this will be a bit more interesting by the day.

Last edited by Wildstar128 on 01-Feb-2019 at 12:31 PM.

@hth313

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An almost nonexistent company (for years) suddenly paying off a half a million dollars tax debt is something more than "just paying their debts".

guys, correct me if im wrong, but i fear all that this has and will continue to have fairly little to do with anything anyone here considers "amiga" or the future of it. whoever sticks to observe these matters and make their choices based on their outcome, just make themselves dependant on unrelated turns of events.

@hth313

They probably are just interested in retro gears. Seeing that all companies do mini computers or consoles. There’s maybe some money to make here.