From an investor: "Profitability will depend upon
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Posted On: 12/07/2016 5:20:45 PM
From an investor: "Profitability will depend upon location."
Here's a thought...given PTOI's history, does anyone think there will be any snags in getting this announced joint venture launched? E.g. permits, zoning, stack test, testing, retooling, "debugging," asbestos gloves, modifications, further testing, or any of the other "bad luck" which has plagued every step of PTOI's existence.
If so, why not just spend $20/ton to ship the potential customer's plastic to PTOI's fully functioning, fully zoned, fully permitted, fully tested to a fault, fully "debugged" plant in Niagara and save all of that extra money and those headaches??!!
Mr. Heddle said he was finally fixing the freeze damage and, if the processors are running, there should be no issue with freezing again...or he could buy a space heater if he decides to leave the processors idle and filled with water while he turns off the heat to the building in the dead of winter again.
I wonder why this idea hasn't crossed the CEO's mind. Do any investors have a sneaking suspicion that there's something afoul at PTOI??
Here's a thought...given PTOI's history, does anyone think there will be any snags in getting this announced joint venture launched? E.g. permits, zoning, stack test, testing, retooling, "debugging," asbestos gloves, modifications, further testing, or any of the other "bad luck" which has plagued every step of PTOI's existence.
If so, why not just spend $20/ton to ship the potential customer's plastic to PTOI's fully functioning, fully zoned, fully permitted, fully tested to a fault, fully "debugged" plant in Niagara and save all of that extra money and those headaches??!!
Mr. Heddle said he was finally fixing the freeze damage and, if the processors are running, there should be no issue with freezing again...or he could buy a space heater if he decides to leave the processors idle and filled with water while he turns off the heat to the building in the dead of winter again.
I wonder why this idea hasn't crossed the CEO's mind. Do any investors have a sneaking suspicion that there's something afoul at PTOI??
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