EPS has filed its 20F with the Securities and Exchange Commission to enable its stock to be traded in the United States. Given the potential increase in revenue and income that the company faces, EPS is an attractive investment opportunity, but one that is likely to have a significant degree of stock price volatility. Investors should take that into account in considering the stock for inclusion in their investment portfolios.

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