Glad to here that you are excited about this as well.
I'm not really a "techi" when in comes to a lot of the scientific "stuff", so perhaps this will sound simplistic. But, from what this company is touting; they have something unique. If this is the case, the only thing stopping them (from growing quickly)is like you said, capital.
From what I've read on their website, and in the IJ (Marin Independent Journal) article, (please excuse any redundant comments) they are working on a deal with Taiwan that involves recovering Tin, copper, zinc and lead from wave-soldering material used in marking computer circuit boards. It sound capital intensive, but from what Schorr represents, partnering of some type is a possibility. (IMHO), if he can sell them on the process, it (the recovery) will clearly pay for the capital outlay, and the result will be a huge profit for BPON.
Given my impression of Steve Schorr, from the few times we have spoken, marketing (ie. lining up deals) and convincing other of the company's ability to repay capital outlays fronted, shouldn't be (IMHO)a problem. The man is convinced that this technology will create "the ultimate cash cow". (Quote from his article.) |
