LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- B. Riley & Co. today announced it will host its 2nd annual small cap investor conference in San Francisco on Thursday, November 4th. The conference will feature presentations by 30 West Coast based small cap companies covering a variety of industries. The conference will be held at the San Francisco Downtown Marriott located at 55 Fourth Street.
On Thursday, November 4th, companies will make presentations in three simultaneous sessions, running from 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. PST. Company presentations will be web cast, and can be viewed at B. Riley's website, http://www.brileyco.com. Complete lists of the public and private companies scheduled to make presentations, along with the full conference schedule, are also available at that site.
Companies scheduled to present include:
Autobytel Inc (ABTL) Mikohn Gaming Corp (MIKN) California Micro Devices Corp (CAMD) MIPS Technologies Inc (MIPS) Centillium Communications Inc (CTLM) Oakley Inc (OO) Ceradyne Inc (CRDN) QuickLogic Corp (QUIK) Charlotte Russe Holding Inc (CHIC) Quovadx Inc (QVDX) SBS Digital Impact (DIGI) SBS Technologies Inc (SBSE) Ditech Communications Corp (DITC) Selectica Inc (SLTC) Integrated Silicon Solution Inc (ISSI) SimpleTech Inc (STEC) Inter-Tel Inc (INTL) SimpleTech Inc (STEC) Iomega Corp (IOM) Steve Madden, Ltd (SHOO) Iteris Holdings (ITRSA) ViaSat, Inc (VSAT) Keynote Systems Inc (KEYN) Virage Logic Corp (VIRL) Kitty Hawk (KHK) Watchguard Technologies, Inc K Swiss Inc (KSWS) (WGRD) Magnetek Inc (MAG) West Marine Products (WMAR)
About B. Riley
Headquartered in Los Angeles, with offices in San Francisco, New York, and Newport Beach, B. Riley is a Southern California based NASD member firm providing research and trading ideas to institutional clients and high net worth individuals, and investment banking services to a wide range of middle-market private and public companies. Founded in 1997, the firm began by successfully targeting small capitalization California-based companies and has won a reputation for providing proprietary, unbiased and often contrarian equity research coverage of companies that are under-followed or misunderstood by Wall Street.