BioLargo Inc (BLGO)

[Clariske]

Indeed we are waiting for to long but it is to quiet for the moment. They have now more than 400 people working there and that is a lot more than earlier, so it must go on if you can read this.

[Kaptain]

Can't wait for news.

[Clariske]

Tuesday at 11 o'clock results and then we could hear much more!

[Clariske]

The celebration can start!
Infrastructure bill can start. 1.1 trillion bipartisane structure, 168 billion water bill start yet, 55 billion clean water, 10 billion for Pfas cleaning water that's the news we like to hear. I think a big run will come!

[SmallCapStockAlert]

BLGO about to start running and will never look back. Everything they are doing has taken over a decade to develop and it is all happening and coming to the commercial markets now. Time to load up and enjoy the ride.

[Clariske]

Yes is is a good idea to do that! Help from University is also a good idea, so the young people there know what clean water means!

[Kaptain]

Soon we'll know. I do like the latest action.

[tradeherpete]

Sorry, have to wait and see what they say on results.

Guessing 2nd qrtr results about Aug. 16.

The pfas testing is the prize for Biolargo as I see it. If that test comes back with good results and Dennis can scale up on-site quickly, the future looks bright.

Imo

[Clariske]

I have no doubt about it!
Have you any idea what the results will be for the second quarter? when should we know them?

[Clariske]

I have no doubt about it!
Have you any idea what the results will be for the second quarter? when should we know them?

[tradeherpete]

The water testing shouldn’t take too long.

Also don’t see any reason the Senate wouldn’t want safe water.

If it does what they say it does this could be quite profitable.

[Clariske]

I cross my fingers!

[tradeherpete]

BioLargo on the move...

Mon, July 26, 2021, 8:30 AM·5 min read
BioLargo begins testing source waters from prospective clients with its PFAS treatment technology

WESTMINSTER, CA / ACCESSWIRE / July 26, 2021 / BioLargo, Inc. (OTCQB:BLGO), a developer of sustainable technologies and full-service environmental engineering company, announced that two potential clients (a major municipality in Southern California and a federal government agency) are sending it PFAS-contaminated water samples to be treated by BioLargo's AEC water treatment system. This is the first step of BioLargo's multi-phased commercial approach: (1) off-site treatment of client supplied water, (2) on-site pilot treatment at client location, and (3) full-scale operation. In this first step, BioLargo receives contaminated water from the client, evaluates it for operational optimization, treats the water removing the PFAS chemicals, and then has an independent laboratory analyze the treated water to confirm the PFAS has been removed to client specifications. In essence, it is a "proof of concept" phase to give the client confidence in moving to the next phase. Assuming a successful first phase, these agencies have asked for proposals for on-site piloting to confirm treatment success at a larger scale at the client location. Once piloting is complete, BioLargo would offer customized commercial-scale systems to each client.

Randall Moore, President of BioLargo Engineering, Science & Technologies said, "By treating client water through our in-house AEC system, we can optimize it for the unique characteristics of the water from each source and confirm for the client that our system removes PFAS to the levels that meet their particular regulatory requirements."

The AEC (Aqueous Electrostatic Concentrator) is BioLargo's proprietary water treatment technology specifically designed to remove PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), a group of man-made "forever" chemicals of great emerging regulatory concern (learn more about PFAS on our blog post here: https://bit.ly/3jmIyWN), from water and soil.


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/house-passes-pfas-action-act-123000366.html

[Clariske]

Now I hope we are finally on the start of a big climb. We all deserve that and the company will grow up very quickly like we have seen that by other company's

I hear big financials are waiting on the door to invest and I may say because I know with millions and what do we expect more?

[Kaptain]

Great couple of days for BLGO. Julian did a very good job.

[Clariske]

We are going much higher, if you read this you can understand it. I hope we enter the twenties and much more!

Engineer speaking on Proactive about AEC give us a jump
and ...
From the clean water bill:
It also includes $117 billion for drinking water programs and $51 billion for wastewater infrastructure.
That means $168 Billions for clean water.

You cannot want much more, if they can get contracts what is normally we can jump to the sky
They have now contracts for 1.2 million $ and they can do it within 6 months. And for me it is only the very beginning of a very good year.
Enjoy your weekend boys and girls and keep smiling we deserve it!

[Clariske]

We don't need words from Mr.Biden but the question is : when will he really sign contracts to delete Pfas?

https://wxow.com/2021/06/29/president-biden-addresses-pfas-issue-in-la-crosse-speech/

[stock442]

I agree! A takeover is not crazy. I’m surprised it hasn’t happened

[Clariske]

Yes it is, the price is to low, they are fast without debt, and I think a take-over should be easy now, to easy!

[stock442]

Still time to jump in at these bargain prices in my opinion.

[Clariske]

Sorry we have indeed an answer if you look to : agm.issuerdirect.com/blgo

It is amazing how much work they have with AOS or cleaning the water. Everybody can hear to this video! To make water without Pfas it could be a project of $ 80 billion pro year for 5/10 years. Now they know that AOS can help they receive more questions for help to loosing problems with water.
This year we must have good news about it! I am happy to hear that!

[Clariske]

We have not receive the answer we want, but perhaps they cannot say it now and it is waiting for the results of the second quarter.

I would like to know the intrinsic value of the shares. This are the assets minus debts divided by the numbers of shares. Does somebody knows that? Can we find it on a site? It is important to know!

[JOHNNIEBG]

Hold on to your hats!!! I think it's going to be a big week coming up!!!
i THINK THERE IS GOING TO BE BIG NEWS AT THE SHAREHOLDERS MEETING... JUST MY OPINION...

DON'T BUY IT IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE IT!!!

[scott135]

Nice bid today. Somebody wants in

[Clariske]

I should not wait to long if you have the money to invest!

[Clariske]

That's right! Up to the moon, I expect for all of you!

[stock442]

Every time I see news about Biolargo it’s always positive and they’ve had increasing revenue YOY. This stock is primed for launch in my opinion.

[JOHNNIEBG]

All these directors and officers already had millions of share each, so why would they buy more if they didn't expect it to rise!!!

DON'T BUY IT IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE IT!!!

[Clariske]

Thank you Johnniebg that's good news anyway for me that means a lot, we must go higher.

[JOHNNIEBG]

Has anyone noticed the insider buying since January 1. It is several million shares bought by directors and officers of the company. A lot of it was at a higher price than the stock is now. Go to this link and look at all the Form Type 4 documents that have been filed.

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/blgo/sec-filings

Just my opinion but i think something big is coming. Should get it before the shareholders meeting on June 15th.... Again, just my opinion....

My advise:
DON'T BUY IT IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE IT!!!

[Clariske]

What is a hurry? It can be three months before we see a better shareprice.

[Clariske]

You better in a hurry to invest now!!!
YOU BETTER IN A HURRY TO INVEST NOW!!! There is coming news Friday late and again at May 19 and I have the impression we have a break-through. It must happen one day and I think it is very near!

[Clariske]

The sun is not there to shine now, but when she comes, I hold her here for some years. We need it!

[Kaptain]

Time to shine.

[stock442]

I agree. Let’s go Biolargo! Do your thing!

[Clariske]

This are big projects and now we should know if they have persons and material to jump in. They have the opportunity to earn a lot of money. There is a big ask for it, of course everybody knows that!

[stock442]

New bill passed regarding clean water. Think this could be something that allows Biolargo to prove itself.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1265896

[Clariske]

They are very busy in California , if I have heard correct it they have an eye on Los Angeles.

[Kaptain]

Great exposure.

[Lopedeez]

BLGO in USA Today's Sustainability Edition Magazine

https://biolargo.blogspot.com/2021/04/usa-today-piece-biolargo-technology.html

#PFAS #Cleantech

[Clariske]

prediction is the shareprice x 10 x 20 for the near future!

[Clariske]

The company is busy to make contracts with the government.
Dennis P. Calvert, BioLargo's CEO commented on the technology's future, "With this advancement to the AEC's design, our next step is commercial trials. We can now finalize the details of several trials at municipalities on the West Coast and in the American Midwest as well as a major federal government organization. BioLargo Engineering is already working to build the demonstration units for those projects. We believe the success of these initial pilot projects will provide the commercial validation data that will convince State authorities to adopt the technology en masse."

[beacham]

BioLargo’s Sustainable PFAS Solution Hits Major Technical Milestone, Paving Way for Commercial Trials

Dear stockholders and followers,

Westminster, CA – April 22, 2021 – BioLargo, Inc. (OTCQB:BLGO), a developer of sustainable technologies and a full-service environmental engineering company, has achieved a critical technical milestone in the development and commercialization of its sustainable treatment technology for PFAS-contaminated water (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), called the Aqueous Electrostatic Concentrator (AEC). This development, which involved a re-design of the AEC’s electrical configuration, dramatically improves its operating and maintenance costs. With this technological hurdle out of the way, the company can now finalize agreements for the technology’s first demonstration pilots and commercial trials.

PFAS are a group of man-made chemicals used in the manufacture of countless household, commercial, and industrial goods. Because of their resilient chemical structure, they accumulate in rivers, lakes, and groundwater, as well as in humans and other living things. They have been linked to chronic health problems such as cancer, hormone disorders, and increased cholesterol. The Biden administration has made regulation of PFAS in drinking water a top priority, having recently issued final regulatory determinations for the two most common PFAS compounds under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).

The most common water treatment process for removing PFAS is filtration by granulated activated carbon (GAC). This technique has a significant downside, however: it generates huge volumes of PFAS-laden carbon waste that requires disposal, usually at a landfill or by incineration, both of which are costly and have poor environmental outcomes. In comparison, the BioLargo AEC uses electrophoresis to collect PFAS onto proprietary membranes, using little electricity and requiring a diminutive physical footprint. The AEC is projected to have significantly more affordable operating costs and generate a fraction of the PFAS-laden waste compared to carbon filtration.

BioLargo Engineering, Science & Technologies has succeeded in modifying the AEC to extend the useful lifespan of its specialized membranes, which are a crucial component of the technology. This advancement has improved the operating and maintenance metrics for the technology, potentially reducing the frequency of membrane replacement by a factor of six. While the AEC was already being prepared for its first commercial pilots, this enhancement improves the technology’s long-term costing metrics for customers and is expected to improve the technology’s rate of adoption by PFAS treatment customers. BioLargo has already patented the AEC and has filed at least one patent application to expand the existing intellectual property coverage for the AEC with the new modification.

Dennis P. Calvert, BioLargo’s CEO commented on the technology’s future, “With this advancement to the AEC’s design, our next step is commercial trials. We can now finalize the details of several trials at municipalities on the West Coast and in the American Midwest as well as a major federal government organization. BioLargo Engineering is already working to build the demonstration units for those projects. We believe the success of these initial pilot projects will provide the commercial validation data that will convince State authorities to adopt the technology en masse.”

Sincerely,
Alex Evans
Director of Corporate Communications
888-400-2863
[e-mail]

[Clariske]

Seeking Alpha is there again with the projections for the future!

[Clariske]

It is a good explanation for investors, thanks!

[stock442]

True, but companies tend to see reverse splits as an easy option. It’s easier than a stock buy back. They might never do it, but it’s an option companies like to have. Most small companies care more about their future investors than the investors who got them to this point. I’m not saying biolargo is like this, but just an observation that companies believe the end justifies the mean. Hopefully they never use the “ nuclear” option, but it’s a tool in their toolbox if they want the price to go up. Unfortunately, reverse splits do little to help small companies because it still doesn’t get them noticed or put on nasdaq. It just annoys their investors who wind up selling their remaining stocks and refusing to invest anymore funds in their stocks. Hopefully they don’t use this option. I think the company has great products, making more money YOY, and getting new contracts everyday. No need to use a reverse split in my humble opinion but we’ll see.
GLTA!

[Clariske]

I agree with you. As I could understand , they like to be on the Nasdaq, but I think when big contracts are really be signed, they will climb a lot, because the market will first see the contracts and the shares will have a boost. As a matter of fact they deserve it for the work they are doing.!

[stock442]

Companies tend to use reverse splits after they put out too many shares and dilute the stock. They believe that a recede split will make less shares available and make their company look more appealing to investors. In my opinion, it does very little to share price in the short term and usually just gives them the right to print more stocks and start the whole cycle again. Last year they voted to do a stock split and never did it. I think that they want it as an option but hopefully they won’t do it. We’ll have to wait and see. Good luck all. It’s a great company! Hope for best

[myriadhues]

Thanks

[Clariske]

Oh yes, they are telling us for years and I done't know really why? A reverse split is never a good solution for a company and that means they need money Ask it a brooker or the Bank, they are never positive if they are doing that. If you need money and you have a bright future, I think big investors are ready to invest and I think a Bank or a Brooker or an investment company have money enough to invest. There must be a reason why they don't ask a Bank or an investment company. We don't know everything when they launch a reverse split and I will ask myself why they are doing that? I hear several times the words of a financial director of a company saying: a reverse split is never good, never. There is no hurry to be on Nasdaq because they know what was happen before. I think step by step and ones they reach 1$ they are in a better position to do a reverse split if they really want it to be on Nasdaq. This is only my idea. I was sitting in a workshop with 6 people and there was a Bankdirector, a teachter for bookkeepers and I could learn a lot about the stockmarket, but never enough. I had to resign because I have removed much further and couldn't go anymore. But we could be on the good way because they have several good projects to launch and it can happen all the time. I wish you good luck!