Hey gang, I've got a question re the green credentials for A4N in comparison to our competition.
As our world moves to rapidly to EV's I've been reading about certain car manufacturers, particularly in Europe, looking to provide zero-carbon raw materials supply chains.
Considering the disruptive nature of our process using the modified industrial chemical feedstock, does this process generate significantly less CO2 emissions than our competitors?
My hunch is that it would generate less CO2 as we don't have to mine, but I don't know for sure, and A4N don't suggest they have any "green credentials" via their website. Chuk has skilfully highlighted our financial advantage over competitors - the way the world is going green credentials are going to become more and more important - do we have an advantage here also?
A4N Price at posting:
20.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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