trading halt, page-21

I'll make it simple for you, volume would make margins worse, but increase revenues.

Say N50 (50MPA) at say $500 per m3 roughly (end user cost) = high strength concrete where weight will matter. A 20% increase in price using CNF's would mean being paid $35 per kg at 0.1% by weight. Steel is the material of choice for high rises in any case.

EDE can produce 120t of CNF p.a. now with a pilot plant.

At $35/t CNF's = $4.2M p.a. revenue, P/E x5 = $21M; market cap currently $31M. Yes, monstrous potential, but not in concrete, similar consideration for plastics.

Stop dreaming, and try to maintain a balanced conversation in consideration of some reality. EDE's success is in procuding cheap hydrogen. Period. They need to maximise the yield from the MWCNT's, after first planting the dream with SWCNT's.

I'll sell when this rubbish forces the share price below 10c again, since I am currently free carried.