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Oh dear! Yes that is indeed 35 with lots and lots of zeros!

Take Indonesia. 7000 islands x 1 dmg x £500 0000 in annual royalties. Equals £700 000 000! End of plastic!

The excitement from w2tricity regards island nations especially south east Asia was that the price of electricity was sufficient for local dmg (phe) operators to pay local populations to collect plastic from the land and sea environment at £50 per tonne. This is a huge incentive as local wages are low. The modelling suggests 1000's of dmg units could be deployed in just one country alone alone.
There is no infrastructure in these islands so it's a win win for all concerned and Asian governments are excited about their zero development cost.
Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines are just a few that spring to mind that have around 6 to 7 thousand islands each!!!

Look at who we are getting in to bed with!

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The world is looking for green solutions. What better place to be! Miles Kircher is on our board and is our biggest fans!
Lots of business opportunities emerging in Germany.

It is on Peel's insistence. They have the clout. W2tricity have built the relationship. Let's get on with it and conquer the world!

So in return for the dilution we get;
Support from a Peel environment a multi billion pound company.
Engineering fees
A grant injection of £1.25 million.
Retrieval of the most lucrative territories including Japan and South Korea
A massive pipeline of business.
New licensing deals for Spain, Australia and the Philippines.

Spoke to someone outside of the company and they were extremely confident that this will be sorted in "days not weeks ".

Speaks for itself

Gfin are doing around one tie up or partnership every month now. Very impressive.

Hi Pingu! And welcome! Can I ask you where you got your tip from? Thanks

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Well they will have looked under the bonnet and kicked the tyres and spoken to the garage. No guarantees of course but it's as close as you're going to get! Very encouraging alongside the directors purchases.

Totally agree Heinro22. The chart actually looks really good even though we're not moving up at the moment. Gfinity is making all the right moves at the moment and the profits will follow.

I notice there are lots of newbies on this site whereas a month back there were relatively few posters. A good sign that pi's have picked up on the £20 million t/o and valuation of just £13 million.

Totally agree there Wmsjames! This has so much gearing to it. There almost isn't any downside. If bitcoin went to zero because of a total financial reset this would wipe out any of our competitors and leave the field free for Argo.
On the other hand as bitcoin is predicted to go up by as much as 100x this is going to rise by as much or quite likely even more! Ridiculously undervalued!

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