Ann: Zoono AGM Presentation, page-141

Did you see the pics of the reactor? it's just not that big and I think it's just a enlarged water tank - I would think the size of the tank doesn't add to the cost that much - the whole reactor cost like 200k, so might as well go for a larger tank.

Fact is the business is profitable, and businesses will take time to establish.

Too many posters here expecting the stock to provide casino-like outcomes, within casino-like timeframes.

Fact is ZNO is a small cap stock and small caps are volatile, so allocate your capital accordingly. I don't bat an eye at 20pc drops or swings, it's part of Small Cap investing and a heightened level of risk appetite is part of the territory.

ZNO to me is an interesting stock for me - both from a value and growth perspective. I think ZNO has just begun on its growth runway - expect there'll be dissenters but that's OK that's why we have a stock market!

For me, I have begun viewing ZNO with a SAAS/tech perspective - the cost of scaling is low, and every dollar of sales added (esp B2B market) increases the bottom line disproportionately/hugely. After all, the product is 98% water! All the business needs to do is add sales.

I personally think when the rerate comes, I'll be fast. the probability of an upside move at SP sub 1.40 should be higher than on a downside move imo.

So ZNO is generating good cashflow, no debt, with tech-like growth qualities of barriers to entry, scalability and increasing economies of scale for every new dollar of added sales. Interesting and undiscovered imo, which to me equates to opportunity!