Yes, there are "a lot of irons in the fire", Rich Jerk. That was...

Yes, there are "a lot of irons in the fire", Rich Jerk. That was one of my strong impressions, that there is a lot to manage, much to execute and monitor.

Points in the report that I noted particularly:

** Pursuing patents for the Ultranode in various jurisdictions: planning ahead for geographically-expanded marketing;
** Advanced chemical companies with MTAs: whezbobdidit's point above is quite pertinent - opens doors into many markets; do we have an MOU with one of these as well (it is described as a specialist chemical company)?
** Evaluations are now being conducted at client expense - an approach that encourages not just some idle tinkering but serious consideration, and importantly brings in $$s; importantly, with the condition that if an evaluation is successful, the client commits to engage with AnteoTech to develop a commercial agreement, obviously "on terms to be defined";
** the 70% Silicone anode is now at 900 Cycles with >70% charge retention (we know we are targeting 1000 cycles at 80% retention);
** the proving of the production facility is now complete; this is perhaps not unexpected, but I think is a big step forward;
** and finally, EV3 - hammering out a development proposal - interesting - watch this space?