A group of Ciphergen shareholders are drafting a no-confidence letter stating that they are dissatisfied with the company’s progress and share values, and that they seek to replace top management, ProteoMonitor has learned.
The shareholders are taking these steps after Ciphergen reported last week a 12.7-percent fall-off in total revenue during the fourth quarter of 2004.
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