aweigh, 4 or 5 of the largest High Voltage Capacitor players of the industry are already know to have tour the Texas plant, bring EEStor samples back home for their own tests (ones akin those in 3rd Intertek tests), and be very dire to come back for more. It's Ian Clifford who have put a hold on further JV development, until EEStor was well financed enough to stand 6-9+ months of negociations.

This step had proved to end up excruciatingly more difficult than anticipated, but 15 months later, this PP is closed and Ian is ready to execute on the two major programs he set ahead of him at the last AGM:

1) Bring back the potential partners and signed those cost disruptive High Voltage Cap JVs to then quickly start production and take the 2.8 B$ market over.

2) Complete the polymer program that would transform the cost-disruptive-High-Voltage-Capacitor asset that we already have in a EESU that's world disruptive period.

As a shareholder, you only face two choices:
You believe Ian is going to try'n deliver on  what he said or you don't.

If you don't, you may start to seriously question the tenets of still being a EEStor shareholder.
If you do, may I suggest that you start contributing positively to this board?

Be nice to the new comers to be and provide them with rational balanced information about their potential EEStor investment. (If it goes as planned, I suspect that there's gonna be one or two of these ;-)) Passed bickering is worth nothing. Only what's ahead counts.

Have a nice day!
:-)
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