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Gold/Mining/Energy : National Challenge Systems (TSE:NLC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Cal Gary who wrote (450)	2/24/2000 12:01:00 PM
From: Cal Gary	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 453

Here's someone's take on IBR and what business may be happening with NLC. From stockhouse.ca "primex (ID#: 68850) RE: Could be POWERFUL! 2/24/00 8:52:00 AM 971834 << Prev Msg Thread Next Msg Thread >> NLC and IBR are a perfect supplier:user match. According to previous news releases and IBR's internet site, IBR needs an assured supply of organic material for its process technology. Until ORTI (and NLC) came along, IBR had to take whatever came its way, and then go through a costly waste selection process (discarding that material which couldn't be digested or would clog the system). The NLC organic waste stream is highly selective and can provide IBR with optimum feed stock for its technology. Delivering its organic waste to IBR means that NLC has to rely less on agreements with farmers and agricultural authorities. Its a win:win situation for both companies. Whether the IBR technology is "cutting edge" or not is irrelevant for this type of business association. In effect, NLC supplies a feed stock and could care less what IBR does with it. Primex"