I will say, in the basics of pyrolysis, that the e

I will say, in the basics of pyrolysis, that the elemental composition of the output of any pyrolysis process will be exactly identical to the composition of the input. And since there's little burning in the process, the BTU heat output produced by burning the output fuel will be similar to that BTU heat output of burning the plastic used as feedstock. All pyrolysis can liquify plastic into a burnable fuel and since JBI mostly makes fuel #6 which is primarily used for burning to produce heat, there's ostensibly no difference between JBI's process with the 'secret catalyst' and pyrolysis through an off-the-shelf pyrolysis processor from Donghe.

If the several million dollar number bandied about for the price of a JBI processor is worth it to some customer somewhere, it's likely a Donghe processor will do the same job more reliably and at a tiny, tiny fraction of the price.

However again, the problem in general is that pyrolysis of plastic hasn't been found to be useful anywhere. The economics aren't there--either more expensive plastic scrap is used to make a useful fuel...or cheap plastic is used to make a fairly worthless fuel.

Now if you find a dishonest scam stock, they will typically find delay after delay and stay quiet about the results of the process, trying to lead investors on as long as they can. An honest company would quickly realize the economics aren't there and disclose that to shareholders.

Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product and/or technology even more revolutionary.