Hollund Industrial Marine is an under the radar

Hollund Industrial Marine is an under the radar investment opportunity that could clearly shatter the paradigm for penny stock traders.

Trees from submerged forests fetch an average of $1,500 per log (non-exotic). However, the rare and/or exotic timber Hollund is harvesting fetch much higher prices that can run to four thousand, ten thousand, or more per tree.

This is a multi-billion dollar industry with no negative impact on the environment except for possible shoreline erosion if off-load ramps are not constructed or are constructed improperly.

•    Triton Logging raised upwards of $100 million to harvest underwater trees.

•    Coast EcoTimber invested millions of dollars to harvest underwater timber.

•    BUT only HIMR has a patented robotic technology that can conservatively harvest an average of 36,000 trees per year, per machine (using a harvest rate of less than 100 trees per day operating on a single shift).  The other multi-million dollar private competitors come no where close to this harvest rate. So $1,500 (the average price for Douglas fir) X $36,000 = 54 million dollars per year with a single TigerLynk system harvesting the lowest cost timber. Impressive.