When opting to invest we are all looking at the Risk V Reward...

When opting to invest we are all looking at the Risk V Reward scenario.

I ignore the two-bit HC posters who offer no value, information, or insight – just Groundhog Day boring repetitive, rubbish.

The downrampers say they have not met this target, their revenue is not high enough, blah, blah…they forget to add that if they had the share price would be many multiples of what is on offer.

PPK like many companies has seen progress slowed due to covid, supply chain issues and war/unrest. These things are outside the control of Board and Management, a reasonable and logical person would grasp this.

That is where, as a shrewd investor, one needs to do their own research, weigh up the opportunities and the associated rewards V risk.

What opportunities does PPK have for future income, growth and progression? Some of these prospects include, but are not limited to:
- LIS Energy; commercialisation of high performance batteries and various IP opportunities
- CIB; Ballistic Armour
- BNNT; revolutionary nanotubes, the strongest material on the planet – many, many uses…
- White Graphene; Gelcoat, Hydrogen storage & transportation solutions, Sun Metals (Korean Zinc collaboration) - Thermal Conductive Materials
- Advanced Mobility Analytics Group; Road safety analytics
- Doron Scientific; advances in health & medicine
- Dental Products
- Survivon Masks and Antibacterial Materials
- Strategic Alloys JV

When I weigh up the chances of success and look at the current market cap, I firmly believe PPK has been oversold and is undervalued.

PPK and associated companies have attracted significant Government Grants from various State Governments and the Australian Federal Government. PPK and associated companies have been linked to numerous institutions of advancement and progression. Deakin themselves are a world class university. Companies need to meet certain criteria to be considered worthy of grants and progression, PPK are seen by persons independent of the company as worthy!

Two of the hottest topics for future economies is batteries and hydrogen; PPK have arms in both these areas. Ballistic armour advancements would also be well received in the current environment. CIB have tenders/contracts with the Australian Government.

I also note that Deakin and the lead scientists are all holding firmly onto their shares – the people’s opinions that really count in my eyes. PPK and LIS Board of Directors have made on market buys – they also firmly believe in what they have.

IMO DYOR