Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 4C Cash Flow Report, page-82

The job was in Colorado and as with most of their LinkedIn posts, it's accessibility to the project to take pictures and report on it that is the deciding factor.

A slab engineered for durability is now usually 2gal/yd3, shotcrete dosage is 1/4 to 1/2gal/yd3.

More pertinent information for those looking for it, not desperately casting about for negatives, even ones that show no actual understanding of the product, is the 2 yr lead time. Was it delayed because of the materials supply shortages, the resulting increase in costs for said materials, the testing to find the optimum dosages, the cash flow problems brought about because of rising prices and lack of investment capital availability due to the bank collapses in the US?

There are a plethora of reasons why sales in the US have fallen in the last yr. Add to that a project like this would have been dosed at 4gal/yd3 a few yrs ago and the long term data accrued has shown just how well EdenCrete works and has allowed engineers to be comfortable in using a lesser dosage to achieve the desired specifications.

EDE has now been significantly de-risked. 13% up in sales under difficult economic conditions, 5 quarters of funds available, EdenCrete original paving the way for a rapid uptake of the cost/environment saving EdenCret Pz, Optiblend becoming a go-to solution in India and expanding from there, and importantly, industries serious in looking for Carbon abatement strategies in discussions.