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Een paar posts van stockhouse over PYR: vestmed wrote: There is no question the big announcements we were anticipating did not happen in the timeline we were expecting or hoping for. Looking at what has been happening it is becoming apparent to me that this is more complicated than we first believed as well. These are big deals with huge players and the recent leasing proposition shows us that things are going on behind the scenes that complicate things. When I look at their announcement regarding the financials they mention something that could also be influencing things..."The company is selectively considering strategic alliances with technologies/technology providers which could accelerate this strategic focus with a goal to become a world leader in GHG emissions reduction". I believe they are looking at going global. It could be that they are in talks with companies to assist with the implimentation of their technology and therefore involves a third party in these negotiations. My point is that there are things going on that we are unaware of. This doesn't change the fact that they have been negotiating with over 10 companies for at least 8 months now so when these deals come they should come quickly. They have now hired their torch sales manager and inside sales rep. and both seem very well qualified so everything is coming together. Investors are getting frustrated and falling off just when they should be getting most excited, I get it, we are frustrated but let go of the emotions and focus on the fundamentals of the company and what they are offering, still extremely positive. en een reactie hierop van iemand anders: I agree with you, Peter also mentioned that they have already started negotiating on the next contract with company A. I think any delay is a good sign not a bad sign right now. The longer it takes the bigger the contract, at this point. Peter has been quiet on agoracom lately and when that happens it's almost always because he is extremely busy and that too is a good sign. Jmo
Don’t know if anyone has covered this or not but sometimes it’s good to rehash. The whole idea of using plasma technology in the steel pellet making process is far from new or revolutionary. It’s actually quite old and Canada has been exploring all of the uses of plasma including steel pellets. Here is an excerpt from a paper written in March 1984 by the Canadian Electrical Association titled, “PLASMA TECHNOLOGY: REVIEW OF THE STATE OF THE ART AND ITS POTENTIAL IN CANADA.” “Plasma Furnace: While the plasma torch is only a gas heater, the plasma furnace, by contrast, is a device where a material is introduced for physical or chemical transformation at high temperature and where the plasma supplies the required heat and may even be one of the reactants. Plasma furnaces of various configuration have been developed. The nature of the material transformation and the energy efficiency of the operation depend on the geometry of the furnace as well as on the mode of the injection and the residence time of the material at high temperature. Several geometries are shown schematically in Figure 4. In Figure4a, the plasma torch is simply used to heat the furnace, which may be used for sintering or melting the material; in Canada this configuration is used for waste pyrolysis and is being considered for iron ore pellet induration.” It’s a long read but if you want to understand plasma it’s very detailed with diagrams and explanations. Pretty much everything you want to know about plasma is right here but it is a very long read at 174 pages.
Wat zijn potentiele kostenbesparingen als je een fossil fuel brander vervangt door een plasma torch? En wat is het effect op de CO2 uitstoot? Van sh: zie attachment
mjmj schreef op 11 december 2020 11:32 :
Wat zijn potentiele kostenbesparingen als je een fossil fuel brander vervangt door een plasma torch? En wat is het effect op de CO2 uitstoot?
Van sh: zie attachment
Daar zou je dus ook nog eventuele CO2-taks kunnen meerekenen. Dan wordt het nog gunstiger.
Waar kan ik real time koers informatie vinden van PYR?
Driessen schreef op 11 december 2020 15:36 :
Waar kan ik real time koers informatie vinden van PYR?
finance.yahoo.com/quote/PYR.TO?p=PYR.TO
money.tmx.com/en/quote/PYR (steeds zelf verversen, dagorder historie te zien, zeer snel press releases) hier online verversing koers www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/mar...
Toch wel een mooie handelsdag vandaag; 70 % van het handelsvolume waren orders die de koers hoger zetten, en die andere 30% waren nodig om de koer weer lager te dirigeren. De lust tot kopen is er, maar de handel wordt nog steeds gedirigeerd door de logaritmen van de profs. Totdat de wil tot verkopen verdwijnt. En die tijd is nabij. Veel succes, "have faith", en een goed weekend
m.youtube.com/watch?v=CKhtjdCPNj4&... Silicon charching. Interessante uiteenzetting. Er is een video over HPQ onderweg via zijn youtube pagina.
stukje geschiedenis van PYR (geplukt van sh): Hilbertk wrote: A fellow investor asked for a brief history of Pyro as they were new to the story. The question originated in relation to how strong is Pyro's patents. To answer it appropriately a quick history lesson is needed. This is just from memory so don't take it as 100% accurate and I have only followed Pyro for 3 years so I've pieced together some of it from old documents and interviews, as well as picking Peter's brain. 1990's Peguisis Refractory was started in Montreal. A company focusing on plasma technology. One interview Peter stated that a mutual friend introduced him to Pyro as the company was having some financial difficulties. Peter being an investment banker in NY at the time knew his way around finance. Off the top of my head I believe he became a board member first but I could be wrong. If you search Peguisis Refractory you will see some documents. Peguisis became Pyro. Also in the 90's NATO was looking for small spherical powders, this had to do with armour coating if my memory serves me correctly. In response to NATO's need, Pyro invents Plasma Atomization. Titanium wire is fed into the powder tower, it is introduced to plasma torches which melt the wire and creates very small spherical powders. It is ideal for reactive metals such as Titanium. At the time it wasn't economical for Pyro to produce the powder as NATO only need a little and medical and dental were too small to make a go of it. Pyro sold the patent to AP&C... who later went bankrupt. Arcam (Big Company) bought AP&C and consequently the patents and powder tower. (Side note Pyro works with NATO, DARPA, US NAVY, and unknown Government Department relating to undisclosed reactive metal powder. DARPS trust Pyro, their patents and their work. This cannot be understated) 2010's In 2015 pyro had a deal with a company in China to sell them 12 ( It might have been 10 or 15, not sure from memory but around 12) powder towers. Around the same time General Electric bought Arcam. In addition to the Plasma Atomization technology Arcam had, they also had metal 3D printers. GE would have had the pick of a few printer manufacturers but they chose Arcam. It has been speculated that part of that reason was to lock up Plasma Atomization. The reason is that Plasma Atomization is the best quality of powder out there bar none. Aerospace needs that quality of powder. These companies are looking 10-20 years down the road and Additive manufacturing is the future for aerospace. If you need some proof look at Additive Manufacturing Aerospace Lightweighting on google. Dig deep and you will find how AM is able to make parts smaller and lighter which save airline companies big dollars in fuel costs. Another interesting point is that Rolls Royce, who competes with GE, was using Arcam printers. Why Arcam printers? Because of the Plasma Atomized powders. They have since moved to Renishaw printers, because they don't want to buy from GE. Plasma Atomization WAS an expensive way to create powder and it was primarily reserved for medical, dental and aerospace. More on this later. Side note... Mr. Massimo Dattilo at Pyro once worked at Pratt and Whitney. Pratt, GE and Rolls Royce are the three main jet engine manufacturers. Now this is where it gets fun... The purchase of Arcam allowed Pyro to get back into selling powder and not just towers. Peter saw recurring revenue and not just one time sales. He pivoted and cancelled the deal in China. You will see where this was annouced on the chart. They then became a powder supplier. It was a transition and funds were raised to build two powder plants. Competing wasn't good enough though. The Pyro engineers went to work and came up with NexGen, which is 4x more economical than the old Plasma Atomization tech, You can bet someone at GE had some sleepless nights when Peter annouced that Pyro will be able to make and ship any type of metal powder to an end user, cheaper than they could manufacture it themselves on site. This is bolded because unless you follow Additive Manufacturing closely the weight of that statement would be lost. Plasma Atomization was expensive but this comment was not made of the cuff it was to let competitors know. Plasma Atomization being more economical than gas atomization or water atomization is HUGE, however, very few truly understand the true implications of this annoucement. Argueably GE has access to any engineers they would like but they bought the Plasma Atomization tech, they didn't create it. This makes it very hard for them to improve or invent their own process. Instead they bought Arcam as that was cheaper than starting their own plasma R&D and creating their own plasma process. When you are GE big you aquire you don't invent. Peter often says that Pyro has the worlds greatest concentration of plasma expertise under one roof anywhere in the world. He places a caveat of "to his knowledg" there for legal reasons, but I can guarantee you will not find any company ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD with the expertise Pyro has when it comes to Plasma. Believe me and the longs who have been around remember my endless posts and links from the past. Thanks to Midtownguy for posting far better info. So when you ask about patents and the moat they have around it. Its wide, very, very, wide. To the extent that if you stand at the edge of the moat you can't see the castle, all you get to see is the smoke rising from the fires which burn very hot. Peter and CTO Pierre Carabin have these 80 ish patents locked down tight. The patent protects it as well as the 30 years of R&D knowledge which you can't replicate overnight. If someone wants to compete Pyro would have markets nailed down before they even got off the ground. Its equivalent of someone starting a personal computer company in 2005 in order to compete with Gates and Jobs. Additive Manufacturing is an industry I've watched for a long time. It fascinate me asnd what originally brought me to Pyro. Then I reasearched Drosrite which again is better than anything else out there and no one can compete without patent infringement and plasma expertise. Originally Purevap and Nano Si were interesting but too early for me to get overly excited. Fast forward to now and OH MY GOSH. Pyro and HPQ are sitting on game changing tech for Additive Manufacturing, Dross Processing, Induration Torches, Nano Silicon and now tunnelling. Tunnelling is where AM was 5 years ago and Purevap was 3 years ago. Mark my words in the next decade Pyro will be the greatest Industrial Company to have ever come from Canada. Bold words but just you wait..... HK
Fossil free steel. Another giant step towards net carbon zero? Het proces wat o.a. Hybrit wil gaan toepassenwww.youtube.com/watch?v=ywHJt88H5YQ&a...
Nog een informatieve post op sh: Hilbertk wrote: It is unfortunate to see the type and content of posts when Pyro has done so well. I’ve been here over three years and put up with this type of posts all the way back to our sweet friend TraderJenny. Seems the new crew is... how should I put it... more persistent and far more offensive. Anyone new may may want to consider the following. You can sit on the Edge of your seat waiting for the next non sense post or you can fact check what I write below. You can go with the Breeze and listen ton anonymous posters on a stock board or you can check facts. Pyro has been in business for 29 years, first as Pegasus Refractory and then as Pyro. FACT They went public in 2011 and survived on the Venture exchange for 9 years before becoming profitable. FACT. CEO, Peter Pascali, was once an investment banker in NY and knows how this industry works. He completed many non-brokered Private Placements because people that truly know him trust him. FACT. Pyro has the only known foreign technology on the worlds most sophisticated ship. It’s installed on two aircraft carriers and ordered for the next two. FACT. Pyro has completed projects for NATO which involved small metal spherical powders. You’ll need to watch interviews for this information as it was before they were public. FACT. Pyro has completed projects for DARPA (US military advanced research branch). Most recently a project for chemical weapons destruction. FACT. Pyro completed a waste destruction system for US airforce that was operational during a research project at a Florida Air Force Base. FACT. Pyro invented the gold standard for metal powder used in additive manufacturing known as Plasma Atomization. FACT. Pyro is a word leader in Advanced Plasma Processes and has more expertise than any other company out there. I challenge anyone to find another company that can even come close. FACT. Pyro holds and has protected 70+ patents. FACT. Pyro partnered with Aubert and Duval, who supplies the likes of Airbus with titanium metal and powders. Pyro is listed as one of their production facilities on the website. FACT. Pyro was inspected by a OEM metal printer manufacturer. FACT (waiting on more news here) Pyro sold one drosrite for 600k, the next one for 900k, the next two for ~1.2k, and in a competitive bid process (the largest known) sold 9 for 25 million. FACT. (These numbers are close google it to get actual numbers) Pyro entered into an agreement to explore Aluminum Dross rolling with a Japanese Trading House (Sojitz). FACT. Pyro has developed a nano silicon reactor for HPQ silicon, which has attracted interest from a major auto manufacturer. HPQ has partnered with Appollon Solar, who used the nano silicon in a project for the French Military. FACT. Pyro provided metal powder for an unnamed branch of the US Government. Unknown who but guaranteed it’s either Space or Defense. FACT. Pyro won a competitive bid to supply a plasma torch to RISE, a research institute in Sweden. They beat out local competition and a very large competitor. They now have a patent protecting this business. FACT. Pyro is now profitable and financial guidance provided by CEO was spot on. FACT. Pyro was selected by an unnamed tunnelling company (Arcbyte) in an exclusive deal to provide them with engineering and torches to develop plasma tunnelling. FACT. Pyro developed NexGen powder system which will blow other metal powder producers out of the water economically. FACT. Peter has sunk A LOT of money into Pyro and owns ~52% of the company. He has never sold a share. FACT. He isssued options to staff over $4. FACT. This is only a quick overview. Please fact check each and every point.... or you can believe someone you’ve never met telling stories about going for coffee. If you bought at the highs and judge a company only on SP, and then complain about it on a board they are either naive or playing a game of manipulation. Either way do you want to follow manipulators or the naive. Fact check. Ask question and be patient. Buying now and waiting 12 months = smart. Listening to the doubt crew on here= not smart. HK
Interessante link: airbus en aubert en duval ( partner van pyrogenesis in powders) gaat Pyro leveren aan airbus ( 3d powders )? financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/ai...
PyroGenesis Signs Additional $1.1MM Contract with US Tunneling Company
Leuk nieuws. Hopelijk een reminder voor velen van wat er potentieel nog zit aan te komen.
Ja ook interessant nieuws, ik had er zelf een hard hoofd in dat een plasma torch ingezet kan worden bij het maken van tunnels... maar aangezien er veel geld voor wordt betaald moet die toepassing voor de mensen die dichtbij het vuur zitten realiteitswaarde hebben. Hier is het gehele persbericht: PyroGenesis Signs Additional $1.1MM Contract with US Tunneling Company MONTREAL, Dec. 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PyroGenesis Canada Inc. (http://pyrogenesis.com) (TSX: PYR) (OTCQB: PYRNF) (FRA: 8PY), (the "Company", the “Corporation” or "PyroGenesis") a Company that designs, develops, manufactures and commercializes plasma atomized metal powder, plasma waste-to-energy systems and plasma torch products, is pleased to announce today that, further to its press releases dated April 1st and 21st, 2020, it has signed an additional contract (the “Contract”) with a US based tunneling client (the “Client”) for approx. $1.1MM. The total value of all contracts, including the one announced today, entered into with the Client is in excess of $3.6MM. The Company has received $1.3MM to date under these contracts. The Client’s name will remain confidential for competitive reasons. Based on these contracts, PyroGenesis will be designing, manufacturing, testing and supplying the Client with a plasma torch tailored specifically for tunneling (the “TT1 Torch”). The TT1 Torch is expected to be delivered in the second half of 2021, at which time it will then be tested. The Client is committed to purchase exclusively from PyroGenesis, and the Company is committed to exclusively supply the Client with plasma torches and auxiliary equipment for tunneling applications. PyroGenesis’ high-powered plasma torch will be used to replace traditional tunneling methods. An important benefit in using plasma-based tools versus traditional methods is its potential to drill through all geologies with greater flexibility in size diameter, while at the same time being more economical, efficient and environmentally friendly. “This is the second announcement PyroGenesis has made in as many months which highlight advances in our plasma torch offerings,” said Mr. P Peter Pascali, CEO and Chair of PyroGenesis. “As you can see, not only are our torch offerings steadily moving forward, but are doing so in totally independent applications. This bodes well for the future and once again, underscores both the interest in, and versatility of, our torch offerings which at the same time are being recognized as effective environmental solutions.”
nobahamas schreef op 16 december 2020 14:37 :
PyroGenesis Signs Additional $1.1MM Contract with US Tunneling Company
ceo.ca/@nasdaq/pyrogenesis-signs-addi... Aflevering en testen begint 2e helft 2021. dit project kunnen we dus schat ik in weinig nieuwe updates van gaan zien komend jaar. Naam van de klant wordt nog niet genoemd helaas.
by @nasdaq on 17 Dec 2020, 15:10 HPQ NANO Reaches Major Milestones With Gen 1 Nano Silicon Reactor Operational MONTREAL, Dec. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Innovative silicon solutions provider HPQ Silicon Resources Inc. (“HPQ” or “the Company”) (TSX-V: HPQ; FWB: UGE; Other OTC : URAGF), through its wholly – owned subsidiary, HPQ Nano Silicon Powders inc (“HPQ NANO”), is pleased to announce today that technology provider PyroGenesis Canada Inc. (TSX: PYR) has informed HPQ NANO that phase 1 of the PUREVAPTM Nano Silicon Reactor (“NSiR”) development program has reached the commissioning stage, with the Gen1 PUREVAPTM NSiR now ready to start producing Silicon nano materials. “The announcement today is indeed a major milestone and we are proud at having played a key role in this accomplishment. We are all extremely excited to have the Nano Reactor up and running, on schedule and on budget, particularly during these trying times.” said P. Peter Pascali CEO and Chairman of PyroGenesis Canada Inc. “The next major step is to get qualified samples into end user’s hands which we are pushing to do before year-end, or shortly afterwards. The more we progress with the Nano reactor the more it seems to us to be a real game changer. It may very well become the gold standard for making nano Si for the battery industry. Success to date bodes well for the future, and today’s announcement is one major step in that direction”. PUREVAPTM NSiR LOW-COST SPHERICAL SILICON MATERIALS: A GAME CHANGING LEAP Despite strong research and massive investment in Silicon material for batteries, current manufacturing processes are simply not scalable or commercially viable. With a capability of producing tailor made silicon materials within a wide range (from < 0.20 µm up to 5 µm), the PUREVAPTM NSiR represents a game changing leap forward in resolving the issues of commercial viability and scalability. With the Gen1 NSiR now operational, HPQ NANO will be uniquely positioned to be able to offer industry participants a wide spectrum of products for testing, while we advance phase 2 of the PUREVAPTM NSiR development program towards the confirmation of the scalability of the process in order to increase our capacity to meet the anticipated emerging demands from battery, EV manufactures and other markets looking for nano silicon materials. Image 1) HPQ NANO Phase 1 and Phase 2 project timelines ?is available at: www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/Attach... “First, let me thank the PyroGenesis team for getting the Gen1 PUREVAPTM NSiR operational, on time and on budget, during these challenging times. This is a major and critical milestone for us. Having the capability to produce Silicon nanopowders and nanowires will allow HPQ to be at the forefront of Nano Silicon for batteries as we continue working on scaling up the capacities of our next generation of PUREVAPTM NSiR reactors. This is another demonstration of the depth and flexibility of HPQ’s R&D consortium as we strive to produce products for renewable energy storage participants and electric vehicle manufacturers, who are searching for cost effective ways of increasing the Silicon contained in their batteries.,” said Bernard Tourillon, President and CEO HPQ Silicon. “Silicon’s potential to meet energy storage demand is undeniable, generating massive investments, and serious industry interest. We are very confident that demand for the Silicon materials we will produce, with our low-cost scalable processes, will be in high demand by batteries and EV manufacturers in this renewable energy revolution.”ceo.ca/@nasdaq/hpq-nano-reaches-major...
“The next major step is to get qualified samples into end user’s hands which we are pushing to do before year-end, or shortly afterwards. The more we progress with the Nano reactor the more it seems to us to be a real game changer. It may very well become the gold standard for making nano Si for the battery industry.
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