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CORPORATE GROWTH THROUGH ACQUISITIONS & MERGERS
Cinemage Management is commited to corporate growth through the acquisition of selective assets for merger and integration into diversified operations. Strategic objectives include:
 Aggregating Established Cash Flow - and growing sales revenue by providing business expansion capital to the established enterprise, to build the consolidated balance sheet of Cinemage Corporation.
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 Building A Strong Management Team - by integrating entrepreneurial management from acquired successful small business and start-ups, with complementary industry skills and professional management experience.
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 Adding Complementary Businesses & Technologies - to create a superior product and expand the range of applications that can be handled by the core Cinemage Engine, retaining competitive advantage through proprietary technology while benefiting from third party technological innovation. |
 Creating Synergistic Revenue Multipliers - resulting from the synergy between acquired technologies, experienced management, and consolidated business operations of sussessful small business growing through expansion capital.
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CURRENT AREAS OF ACQUISITION INTEREST
• Web Meeting Technology
• Streaming Video Technology and Content
• Giclee Art Printing and Sales
• Art Collection Reproduction IP Rights
• Intelligent Web Marketing Technology
  
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INVESTOR NEWS
Vancouver, BC (15 Nov 07) -
Cinemage Investigates Green Energy - Cinemage Corporation wishes to advise that it is investigating business opportunities in the bionergy sector, in particular the use of "standing dead pine" to chip and use as feedstock for electrical power generation.........
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PRODUCT NEWS
Vancouver, BC (12 Dec 07) - Wood Gasification Technology For Green Energy Power Generation - is a new bioenergy technology that can utilize the "beetle kill" in Central British Columbia as feedstock to generate renewable electrical power and heat that is sustainable, green house gas neutral and cleans up the enormous damage created by the massive Mountain Pine Beetle infestation.........
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