Lionel, you are about as reliable as a Lada.
you said in January... "QFI MUST pull their fingers out of the ***** and get some real sales people in to the company. "
So, if your current arguments are to have any credibility whatsoever, what do you think Aleph, Al Khafra, Redline, Bitumina, Younes Maamar, and to some degree Freepoint are if they aren't salesmen contracted to secure and deal with customers for MSAR?
The company has totally changed in a year now its released from the 'Low Hanging Fruit' / Big oil mentality of Ian Williams.
..Of course, you could join the shareholders forum to enhance your clearly lacking research?
"For the record I am a long term holder with no short position"
...Klaxon rings!
A very good interview by MK I thought, seemed confident and relaxed.
"MSAR is to Orimulsion what Windows 10 is to XP" or similar words.
..I hope QFI never tested 'Vista' anywhere, everything would have stalled, seized or crashed! ;-)
With thanks to Dtwin26 on the forum for finding this gem.
Overview of Al-Khafrah Holding Group (our new partners in KSA) by CEO Emad Al-Shamma. Anyone with an interest in QFI should take the eight minutes to study it.
http://bit.ly/2Xn3eAd
QFI fits extremely well into their portfolio and have clearly impressed immensley to be brought on board. They are extremely selective on who they invest in.
IMO there is only one outlook for the company now and it's pretty bright!
Oh Stumpy, I do hope your posting history works for QFI as it has in the past....
For the record books in Jul 14 you said of 'WHE' (now SO4) which was at 0.3p...
"As there is no news from the bod and no one has fallen on there sword I reiterate what I said the other day
The rights issue is just there last chance of squeezing a few quid out of the shareholders before it all collapses because no bank or any other invester in their right mind would lend them anything"
Oh look, they're 31p now!
Keep it up. Regards
The clue's in the name, they all come out when good news is prominent.
Stumpy == Short!
New Shiny KSA topic on the forum...
http://bit.ly/2Ke4iTl
Its an MOA not an MOU
All excellent news IMO
Tie ins at the refinery were already installed last time.. No shutdown reqd.
Shorts must really be burning this morning! Theyre hopping about.
Forum link here BTW bit.ly/2uOlPIH
Bear with us for new signups. Demand is high!
Annd it looks like Nouryon are happy to work in China...
https://www.nouryon.com/news-and-events/features-overview/chinas-central-role-in-akzonobel-specialty-chemicals-growth-strategy/
Having personally witnessed the manufacture of MSAR and the quality control and testing at the QRF, it's evidently clear that there's much more to MSAR's IP than just a 'formula' you can copy. There are far more variables and each source of residue has differing properties. QFI has years of experience building up an extensive database This is all in far more detail on the forum http://bit.ly/2SSANf9
Remember too that the IP is shared and held by Nouryon who, the last time I looked weren't struggling by any means.
Anyway, if the Chinese think MSAR is good enough to want to copy then, as far as I am concerned, we have succeeded as far as the rest of the world is concerned!
It'll only take one spark to light the box of fireworks. The bigger the box, the better IMO.
...Or our new Bryan filling his boots! ;-)
http://themaskedstocktrader.blogspot.com/2015/01/why-are-buys-showing-as-sellsthere-are.html
"The simple answer to this is that buys are showing as sells and vice versa, because the algorithm used to determine these trades is outdated and decidedly more useless than it would have been thirty years or more ago:"
..But definately not in the Shareholders forum over on Tapatalk! Around 30 posts per day of insightful research and discussion on everything QFI http://bit.ly/2uOlPIH
Don't forget when you sign up, to check for your confirmation email.
He'll discover Duplo next, god forbid!
....Failing that, another competitor for this "startup tech stock's" bidding war!
Should be fun
BITUMINA GROUP is a global bitumen company active in more than 100 countries. It supplies bituminous binders and asphalts, such as penetration graded bitumen/ asphalt, viscosity graded bitumen, polymer modified bitumen (PMB)/ polymer modified asphalt (PMA), bitumen emulsions/ asphalt emulsions and bitumen cutbacks to its clients globally.
Through its fully owned subsidiary in DENMARK, DENIMOTECH A/S, it also supplies bitumen process plants, emulsion plants, polymer modified bitumen plants, cut back plant, vacuum towers, refining plants and towers to a wide range of industries from road construction, roofing, industrial waterproofing to refineries and terminals. DENIMOTECH A/S was created as a division of AKZONOBEL a Dutch multinational Group of Companies active in the fields of decorative paints, performance coatings and specialty chemicals, headquartered in Amsterdam in the 80’s to serve its company SCANROADS for the supply of equipment for bitumen emulsification and bitumen modification. For more than 30 years has DENIMOTECH supplied thousands of industrial units, road contractors and refineries with state of the art plants. DENIMOTECH A/S is today world leader of full turnkey terminal, refinery-, contractor- and other industrial process plant manufacturer and supplier. The DT Brand as many know it is the leader of production of colloidal mills and bitumen production, reactor plants, modification and upgrading plants, from small laboratory and pilot plants to full scale large industrial commercial production plants. Some of the leading oil companies in the world run Denimotech plants hassle less 24 hours a day all year round. DENIMOTECH has a reputation of producing the best plants in the world at highly competitive prices.
http://www.bitumina.co.uk/whoarewe.html
100 Countries, that'll do
Dr Bernd Schmidt, Chairman & Managing Director of Bitumina, said:
"Bitumina see extensive potential in deploying Quadrise's MSAR® technology to add value to our terminal assets and technology, and we look forward to working with Quadrise to advance projects where MSAR® has clear economic and environmental advantages over existing fuel sources and we believe that in combination with our assets and market knowledge, a solid commercialisation for production and distribution of competitive MSAR® products on a global scale can be achieved.
We shall make all our resources and knowledge available to Quadrise to allow them to commercialise their excellent MSAR® product to clients, initially in Eastern Europe utilising our, and our partners, production capacities and export infrastructure to global markets, and we are certain that MSAR® will be a highly viable fuel option for power and marine applications among others, especially post IMO 2020."
This action will have been approved by the non Executive Directors will it not? On what grounds?
This will go one of two ways in my opinion, either it'll go down in history as the biggest act of disrespect for us shareholders that we've seen, OR it's a massive clue that good times are on their way without actually disclosing sensitive information.
Either way, the timelines remain the same and ironically there'll be opportunities for regret! ;-)