SulNOx Share Price (SNOX.PL)

This does look great, as far as the product is concerned - up to 10% savings on fuel for shipping just as everyone is taking the long way round Africa to avoid being blown up. I'm holding back a little because 1) surely a raise is incoming, especially with this jump in the price; 2) how exactly do they get buyers to use / lease / whatever this ultrasound kit needed for the shipping fuel elmulsification? 3) I'm not sure about the relationship the company has with RemNOX, a private company which owns part of SulNox and acts as a distributor (to distributors) and as a "a fully Independent Sales Organisation (ISO) for SulNOx" according to their website.

I am not too well-versed in corporate structues, but is there a chance that this company will be used to skim profits? It doesn't seem to be likely (much more money for the same people in generating a bigger sp for SulNox) but I thought I'd throw it out here. Otherwise there doesn't seem to be a lot wrong?

Https://youtu.be/GCJCIgF3pc8?si=8JdDEHLrvuIcUnU7

Malcolm Bendall has been around for a while with his plasmoid technology that somehow uses the a plasma and magnetic field structure, found naturally in thunderstorms and ball lightening, to completely remove any emissions from any sort of internal combustion engine, coal fired power stations and anything that produces exhaust gases as a by product. It looks like that technology is finally coming to market. Sulnox really should be speaking with these people. Interview with Christopher Foster and Gavin Houghton, with a bit of a clip from Malcolm Bendall demonstrating the technology.

https://youtu.be/Y3Imkt1PeXg

Take it no one knew the answer?

Very promising update earlier in the week. Forgotten stock or little interest due to it being Aquis listed?

Does anyone know how much revenue Sulnox earn per 1000 litres of fuel conditioner/emulsifier sold? And the average cost of revenue per 1000 litres sold?

Additionally, what incentives/disincentives do fuel companies have to use Sulnox's products? I would have imagined if they are as groundbreaking as they seem at face value, Sulnox would be really in demand