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Posted On: 05/13/2015 12:29:44 PM
For those who find my posts tiring, mindless or otherwise unreadable, you know what to do.
Otherwise keep in mind that PTOI, while Mr. Heddle is screaming, "transparency," doesn't provide even basic useful information and even hides information such as the plant breakage. Investors don't even know if the processors are fixed--PTOI gave conflicting reports with no clarification.
It would be worthwhile to at least e-mail the company...specifically use e-mail for a record. Yes, I know I've been advocating that investors ask PTOI questions for a long time.
First, what's the status of the plant in light of the plant breakage late 2013?? If the plant is now fixed then why is Mr. Heddle deciding not to run the plant? if it's not fixed then how are all of these potential customers supposed to test their feedstock?
Second, has PTOI found any situation at all where PTOI's process is actually a value-adding process...or is PTOI's only chance of finding value through searching for a customer with the right plastic at the right price where that plastic can be depolymerized into a more valuable liquid product? Does PTOI have any rationale as to where to look for customers matching the criteria? Alternatively if PTOI has previously found some situation where PTOI's process is value-adding, then why doesn't PTOI fix, if necessary, and run the processors themselves?
I'll point out that in any honest company, the company would already have provided investors this basic information and there would be no need to e-mail the company to ask.
Otherwise keep in mind that PTOI, while Mr. Heddle is screaming, "transparency," doesn't provide even basic useful information and even hides information such as the plant breakage. Investors don't even know if the processors are fixed--PTOI gave conflicting reports with no clarification.
It would be worthwhile to at least e-mail the company...specifically use e-mail for a record. Yes, I know I've been advocating that investors ask PTOI questions for a long time.
First, what's the status of the plant in light of the plant breakage late 2013?? If the plant is now fixed then why is Mr. Heddle deciding not to run the plant? if it's not fixed then how are all of these potential customers supposed to test their feedstock?
Second, has PTOI found any situation at all where PTOI's process is actually a value-adding process...or is PTOI's only chance of finding value through searching for a customer with the right plastic at the right price where that plastic can be depolymerized into a more valuable liquid product? Does PTOI have any rationale as to where to look for customers matching the criteria? Alternatively if PTOI has previously found some situation where PTOI's process is value-adding, then why doesn't PTOI fix, if necessary, and run the processors themselves?
I'll point out that in any honest company, the company would already have provided investors this basic information and there would be no need to e-mail the company to ask.
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