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Should EDE be selling its gas assets? Seems to me it's the only thing they have that's worth anything. Of course, they don't have the funds to do anything with it so this is probably a moot point.

Optiblend is certainly a good products that works well and there's a growing market for CNF/CNT. EDE's trouble is, they lack the skill and coverage to successfully market the former and no buyer will buy the carbon products from a struggling nobody on the verge of liquidation when they can buy it from credible multinationals.

Obviosuly the Solomons intend to go down with their ship but they're the company's main problem.

Perhaps the only way for EDE to survive (in addition to bringing in a whole new Board and senior management) may be to sell off all IP and assets in Hythane (failure), Optiblend, and carbon and stick with the gas assets, which, out of all their projects, have a guaranteed market. As opposed to selling the gas assets and trying to stick with products which they've proven to be unable to market.