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Absolutely concur smallotcinvestor.
This is the investment that I can hold through any kind of market.
True. Another thing that I look at is shareholder equity and that has been steadily increasing. Not the only thing I look at but I like to see it growing.
One step at a time and they should be fine. Foundation is in place, just need to execute going forward.
During the RedChip conference last month the CFO said she was working on the quarterly reports. We'll see what they've been up to :)
Great commentary smallotcinvestor. Appreciate you sharing it.
So intrigued for the next round results!
Don't get me wrong, I believe in their technology. I like that they have 7 facilities with most of them cash-flow positive except for NJ facility which is their flagship facility. Understandably, most of their investment will be funneled into that location. However, capacity needs to be integrated with revenue which is their new focus and I'm encouraged. The market is very large and with them being the only player with this technology their capacity is still only a small percentage of that right now so I would expect additional acquisitions in the future.
Fair assessment smallotcinvestor. I think they're making the right strategic decisions. Nothing is ever as easy as we often hope.
Yesterday's communication was a step in the right direction in my eyes. Clearly they need to execute which I believe they can.
I think they definitely needed a change in leadership. It's been 5 quarters since they were supposed to be profitable - 3rd quarter of 2013. I was encouraged during their conference call in November when they mentioned they will keep future expansion in line with revenues. Otherwise, it will be years before we see any profits from this. We'll see if these new guys can deliver the results that John and Alicia speak about during every conference call. The carrot of "uplisting" seems to be dangled each time as well. Maybe these new guys can achieve it. It's midway through the quarter when they announced the leadership change so for the results for Q4 2014 and Q1 2015 we won't see the full effect of this change; Q2 will be the first full quarter with the new CEO.
Really like this communications. Well written and compelling.
One of the better shareholder communications I've seen in some time.
GlyEco Announces Shareholder Update Letter
PHOENIX, Feb. 9, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sustainable glycol technologies leader GlyEco, Inc. (OTCQB:GLYE) ("GlyEco" or the "Company"), issued a shareholder update letter from its Chairman Emeritus, John Lorenz.
Dear GlyEco Shareholders,
Our recently announced management transition is based on our goals to set the company on a long-term path to success. GlyEco has a great deal of potential and opportunity, and as a team, we have accomplished something that has never been done before. Our technology provides a viable, sustainable option for recycling a hazardous waste, and through years of hard work, we have created the world's largest independent glycol recycling network with multi-regional reach, key client partnerships, talented employees, unique technology assets, and effective financial partnerships. I remain committed to accelerating our business and product strategy as we turn the corner into increased production and revenue generation during 2015 and beyond.
We have accomplished great things in a short period of time. After more than a decade of development, we entered a period of rapid achievements that began with our becoming a publicly-traded company in November 2011. This was followed by a successful capital raising initiative that fueled the acquisition of our seven processing centers.
Using equity and approximately $2.8 million in cash, we acquired $3.6 million in equipment and $4.7 million in intangible assets. In the process, we built a team of talented and hardworking general managers who are invested in the success of our operations and deployment of our technology.
Our first phase of plant upgrades was successfully completed in only 18 months. The upgrades dramatically increased our overall processing capacity, in some markets by multiples of more than 400%, and we significantly improved the quality and value of the material we produce. We are beginning to realize results from these capital improvements. Six of our seven processing centers are cash flow positive and showing significant revenue increases. In some markets, our sales volume has tripled. As we continue to expand our service offering to customers beyond the automotive industry, I believe this growth will continue.
Our success has also come with challenges. At our New Jersey processing center, we overcame significant obstacles, including a hurricane and severe blizzards, to complete our first phase of upgrades. In meeting those challenges, we realized several major milestones. We implemented our patented-pending technology, increased equipment value by 267%, and increased our processing capacity more than 500%. We became the first company anywhere in the world to produce T1 refinery-grade recycled glycol from multiple types of waste, and we were granted a Class D Recyclable Materials Permit from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. Demand for T1 recycled material continues to exceed our production capacity, and we are making progress in our effort to increase supplies in order to better serve our customers.
We've invested approximately $8.6 million to increase our processing capacity and improve our infrastructure, an investment which will pay off in increased production and revenue in 2015 and for many years to come. With this foundation in place, our focus is now firmly directed at market expansion and continued ramping of production.
We are already seeing results from this shift in focus and continue to receive very favorable response from customers. During 2013, we implemented systems to expand our geographic reach, quadrupling our service area in some territories. We successfully began penetrating new markets, including polyester manufacturers, HVAC service groups, and medical sterilization providers, and we expanded our geographic reach by successfully entering the highly-regulated Canadian market. The stage for further international expansion has been set, strengthened by formal relationships with key strategic partners, including Haldor Topsoe, a world-leading catalysis and process technology firm based in Denmark.
We have created a solid platform for the company's growth going forward. It is with that growth objective in mind that we pass the leadership of the company on to a new generation of management. Key to this transition phase is David Ide, who has earned my respect and confidence over the past eighteen months. The company is in a great position to continue to lead the evolution of sustainable glycol use, and David will lead the company while the board conducts a formal search for my successor.
With the corporate structure we've established, the strategy we've devised, the outstanding talent we have, and the unique technologies we have created, we are situated to deliver exceptional growth and value for both our customers and shareholders. I believe GlyEco's brightest days are ahead, and I look forward to contributing to its growth and success in my new role.
Sincerely, John Lorenz Chairman Emeritus, GlyEco About GlyEco GlyEco is a green chemistry company with a patent-pending technology for transforming a hazardous waste into green products. GlyEco Technology™ has the unique ability to clean the polluted glycols from all five waste-producing industries: HVAC, Textiles, Automotive, Airline and Medical. This technology recycles waste glycol to meet ASTM Type 1 specifications – the same level of purity expected of refinery-grade glycols.
This patent-pending technology enables our clients to handle the removal of their waste glycol in a responsible and environmentally safe manner. Our clients can treat glycols as a more sustainable resource, recycling and re-using waste glycols repeatedly. Since most polluted glycol is disposed of in our surface waters - which can have devastating results for the environment, especially aquatic life - the GlyEco Technology™ solution gives our customers a way to reduce waste while caring for the environment, while reducing their costs.
About Glycol Recycling
Recycling waste glycols presents an inventive solution to supply shortages and increasing costs for refinery-produced material. Global consumption for refinery-produced ethylene glycol is over 5.5 billion gallons per year and climbing. GlyEco Technology™ is uniquely able to process all five sources of waste glycols, opening new avenues of supply. With proper handling, glycols can be recycled and reused indefinitely, creating the opportunity to utilize this valuable material as a predominately sustainable resource.
Special Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements regard the intent, belief, and expectations of the Company. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, they involve risks and uncertainties, and their results may differ materially.
CONTACT: Bruce Haase
RedChip Companies, Inc. Tel: 1-800-RED-CHIP (733-2447), ext. 131 Email: bruce@redchip.com Source: GlyEco, Inc.
Still in and hopefully this transition will give it the kick it needs...
GlyEco Announces Leadership Transition Plan for Next Phase of Growth
PHOENIX, Jan. 27, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sustainable glycol technologies leader GlyEco, Inc. (OTCQB:GLYE) ("GlyEco" or the "Company"), announces its board has appointed David Ide as interim CEO and President and Dwight Mamanteo as a non-executive Chairman of the Board. The appointments, part of GlyEco's leadership transition plan, prepare the Company for its next phase of growth.
"We've laid a tremendous foundation for GlyEco over the past several years," stated John Lorenz, who will remain a member of the Company's board with the title Chairman Emeritus. "This foundation has exponentially increased capacity at our seven processing centers and put the infrastructure in place to run high volumes of recycled glycol. The years of hard work in building this foundation set the stage for our focus to transition to sales and production in 2015. The leadership transition plan approved by our board is the next step in this process."
Mr. Ide brings a wealth of experience and capabilities to GlyEco as a technology entrepreneur and an experienced CEO, chairman, patented inventor, and director. David has served as a non-executive chairman, independent director, investor, and advisor to technology and start-up ventures. From December 2011 to November 2014, Ide served as non-executive Chairman of Spindle, Inc. Before this, he served as a founder and the Chairman and CEO of Modavox, Inc. from 2006 to 2009 a pioneer in targeted marketing technology for Fortune 100 companies. Prior to 2005 Mr. Ide served as President of a successful digital agency in Arizona focused on ecommerce, targeted and demand marketing, CMS, and SaaS platforms for fortune 500 companies.
Since 2004, Mamanteo has served as a Portfolio Manager at Wynnefield Capital, Inc. In addition, Mamanteo serves on the Board of Directors of multiple NASDAQ-listed companies, including MAM Software Group, a provider of innovative software and data solutions for a wide range of businesses, including those in the automotive aftermarket, and ARI Network Services, a provider of products and solutions that serve several vertical markets with a focus on the outdoor power, power sports, marine, RV, and appliance segments. Mamanteo received an M.B.A. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business and a B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering from Concordia University (Montreal).
The Company will conduct a search to identify and select a successor to the CEO and President positions.
About GlyEco
GlyEco is a green chemistry company with a patent-pending technology for transforming a hazardous waste into green products. GlyEco Technology™ has the unique ability to clean the polluted glycols from all five waste-producing industries: HVAC, Textiles, Automotive, Airline and Medical. This technology recycles waste glycol to meet ASTM Type 1 specifications – the same level of purity expected of refinery-grade glycols.
This patent-pending technology enables our clients to handle the removal of their waste glycol in a responsible and environmentally safe manner. Our clients can treat glycols as a more sustainable resource, recycling and re-using waste glycols repeatedly. Since most polluted glycol is disposed of in our surface waters - which can have devastating results for the environment, especially aquatic life - the GlyEco Technology™ solution gives our customers a way to reduce waste while caring for the environment, while reducing their costs.
About Glycol Recycling
Recycling waste glycols presents an inventive solution to supply shortages and increasing costs for refinery-produced material. Global consumption for refinery-produced ethylene glycol is over 5.5 billion gallons per year and climbing. GlyEco Technology™ is uniquely able to process all five sources of waste glycols, opening new avenues of supply. With proper handling, glycols can be recycled and reused indefinitely, creating the opportunity to utilize this valuable material as a predominately sustainable resource.
Special Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements regard the intent, belief, and expectations of the Company. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, they involve risks and uncertainties, and their results may differ materially.
Bruce Haase
RedChip Companies, Inc.
Tel: 1-800-RED-CHIP (733-2447), ext. 131
Email:
- See more at: http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2015/01/27/700435/10117284/en/GlyEco-Announces-Leadership-Transition-Plan-for-Next-Phase-of-Growth.html#sthash.YWGMg9Tk.dpuf
No idea, a phone call is in order when I get time...
The selling is relentless. There are about 90K shares sitting on the ask at .36 or less. I wonder if this is some of the pre-merger share holders exiting????
Gotcha. Like I said...neat little company here.
My 4th post to get back to moderator since I haven't posted for a while
Joby,
#4?
Not sure what you were saying in your last post? Nice little company here.
GlyEco Sets Stage for International Expansion Through Agreement With Haldor Topsoe
Two Companies Will Collaborate in the Development of Waste Glycol Recycling Facilities
GlyEco, Inc.
4 hours ago
PHOENIX, Oct. 27, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sustainable glycol technologies leader GlyEco, Inc. (GLYE) ("GlyEco" or the "Company"), signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") with world-leading catalysis and process technology firm Haldor Topsoe. The two companies entered the collaborative agreement to identify and develop waste glycol recycling facilities internationally.
"I am extremely happy to welcome Haldor Topsoe to the GlyEco team," stated John Lorenz, CEO of GlyEco. "Haldor Topsoe is a well respected firm with reported revenues of nearly $1 billion in 2013. We share both a passion for science and a culture of innovation, and our core values and dedication to sustainability solutions are in alignment. We intend to make those values the foundation of a solid relationship."
"Together our organizations will combine our strengths to deliver sustainable glycol solutions to the global market," Lorenz continued. "This is a huge break-through for glycol recycling. Haldor Topsoe brings decades of experience in successfully designing and building large chemical processing operations, and they have a team of very experienced engineers located throughout the world. Together, we can accelerate the timeline to deliver sustainable glycol solutions to un-served industries on a very large scale. Everyone benefits from this agreement."
Under the terms of the MOU, each company will focus on its core competencies; Haldor Topsoe will leverage its significant engineering resources and international customer relationships, while GlyEco will leverage its proprietary glycol recycling technology.
The two companies are jointly utilizing resources to identify initial projects for development. Once an initial glycol recycling plant project has been identified, a binding agreement is expected with additional agreements to follow tailored for each future project.
About Haldor Topsoe
Haldor Topsoe (http://www.topsoe.com) is a Danish world-leading catalysis and process technology firm Haldor Topsoe founded in 1940. The company has over 2,700 employees worldwide. Haldor Topsoe specializes in the production of heterogeneous catalysts and the design of process plants based on catalytic processes. Focus areas include the fertilizer industry, chemical and petrochemical industries, and the energy sector (refineries and power plants). Haldor Topsoe is one of the world(1)s leading companies within the field of heterogeneous catalysis, and approximately fifty percent of the fertilizer used on a worldwide scale is made with the help of technology from Haldor Topsoe.
About GlyEco
GlyEco is a green chemistry company with a patent-pending technology for transforming a hazardous waste into green products. GlyEco Technology(TM) has the unique ability to clean the polluted glycols from all five waste-producing industries: HVAC, Textiles, Automotive, Airline and Medical. This technology recycles waste glycol to meet ASTM Type 1 specifications -- the same level of purity expected of refinery-grade glycols.
This patent-pending technology enables our clients to handle the removal of their waste glycol in a responsible and environmentally safe manner. Our clients can treat glycols as a more sustainable resource, recycling and re-using waste glycols repeatedly. Since most polluted glycol is disposed of in our surface waters - which can have devastating results for the environment, especially aquatic life - the GlyEco Technology(TM) solution gives our customers a way to reduce waste while caring for the environment, while reducing their costs.
About Glycol Recycling
Recycling waste glycols presents an inventive solution to supply shortages and increasing costs for refinery-produced material. Global consumption for refinery-produced ethylene glycol is over 5.5 billion gallons per year and climbing. GlyEco Technology(TM) is uniquely able to process all five sources of waste glycols, opening new avenues of supply. With proper handling, glycols can be recycled and reused indefinitely, creating the opportunity to utilize this valuable material as a predominately sustainable resource.
Special Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements regard the intent, belief, and expectations of the Company. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, they involve risks and uncertainties, and their results may differ materially.
Contact:
Jon Cunningham
RedChip Companies, Inc.
Tel: 1-800-RED-CHIP (733-2447), ext. 107
Email: jon@redchip.com
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/931799/000118518514002814/ex99-1.htm
8-K filing for the press release...
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/931799/000118518514002814/glyeco8k102414.htm
I sold this stock about a year ago after their
Nov.2013 conference call. They simply weren't
Expanding fast enough, I heard no catalysts for growth, and to this day they are
Still stuck on 7 facilities. They have used all of their
Last share dilution on improving facilities and
Repairing mistakes.
I do feel they have gotten their act together
Though with this awesome technology.
My only hesitation getting back in right now is
That they will need to do another capital raise
Very soon ... And further dilute at a terrible
Stock price. The last raise was at $1 a share.
Really want to get involved for the long haul,
But each quarter it hits 52 week lows.
True, he has other companies. My concern is that it could be a black eye for GLYE because of his continued involvement with the company. If they succeed in up listing larger investors might not want to take a chance due to a consultant's shady dealings, especially one where he got caught.
Not sure GLYE was the refiner, as subject holds portfolio of other affiliates?
And if it was a GLYE plant it is now certified pure!
Just read that a recently-resigned board member, Ioia, will be sentenced to weekends in jail, 5 years probation, and is paying $865,000. I'm concerned that this guy is still going to be involved with the company through consulting work. This is the guy that was in charge of the NJ processing center which is GlyEco's flagship plant.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/business-owner-admits-ripping-mta-supplying-low-grade-oil-city-buses-article-1.1920085
During the call, the CEO kept stressing the importance of getting the infrastructure in place. They also mentioned the revenue ramp will commence in the 3rd and 4th quarters. There was also talk of a very large deal they were working on. Time will tell.
More disappointing news. I didn't see anything about a conference call in the press release I saw. Did you see anything?
Did anyone listen to GLYE's presentation from RedChip's conference last week? A few things that I gleaned from it was talk of uplisting "soon"; they've been speaking with their SEC adviser and investment bankers. In order to uplist I believe they need to do something about their sub-$1 stock price. There was also talk of international negotiations that are still in the works. They plan on announcing that sometime in the first or second quarter of next year. Finally, with regards to needing additional financing, the CEO said they will be discussing this at their next board meeting and should know more by the end of the year.
Here's the link to the YouTube video:
It seems like this stock is holding steady despite the massive selling recently from Amato. He sold another 500k shares last week. Hopefully, he'll get his fix soon and this stock will be free to start climbing based upon the good news it has been putting out. Q2 earnings might show a loss due to upgrades but going forward it is looking promising, in my view.
press release
July 10, 2014, 8:01 a.m. EDT
GlyEco Expands Reach Over 400% at Maryland Processing Center
The Company's Landover, Maryland Processing Center is Ideally Located to Serve Multiple Major Markets in the Mid-Atlantic Region
PHOENIX, Jul 10, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) --
Sustainable glycol technologies leader GlyEco, Inc. (otcqb:GLYE) ("GlyEco" or the "Company") is expanding service in the automotive fluids supply market from its upgraded Landover, Maryland processing center. The Company completed substantial storage capacity and throughput upgrades earlier in 2014 to facilitate this growth program.
Strategically located to service multiple major markets, including greater Washington D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia, the Company's Maryland processing center is GlyEco's second highest-volume facility. Expansion initiatives are projected to increase sales by more than 45% over the next several months.
"We are making great progress with our Maryland processing center, which we acquired in late 2013," stated John Lorenz, CEO of GlyEco. "It's our second largest waste glycol recycling center in terms of processing volumes and is well located to provide services to lucrative automotive related industries throughout the Mid-Atlantic region."
Lorenz continued, "We continue to see growing high demand for our antifreeze-grade recycled glycol across the eastern region, and we are expanding our geographical reach to better service customers in this area. We're also seeking to increase our sales efforts to government agencies, who are mandated to purchase engine fluids made from recycled glycols when standards-compliant materials are available. Our ability to meet the necessary quality standards of these two markets puts us in a great position to grab market share moving forward."
About GlyEco
GlyEco is a green chemistry company with a patent-pending technology for transforming a hazardous waste into green products. GlyEco Technology™ has the unique ability to clean the polluted glycols from all five waste-producing industries: HVAC, Textiles, Automotive, Airline and Medical. This technology recycles waste glycol to meet ASTM Type 1 specifications – the same level of purity expected of refinery-grade glycols.
This patent-pending technology enables our clients to handle the removal of their waste glycol in a responsible and environmentally safe manner. Our clients can treat glycols as a more sustainable resource, recycling and re-using waste glycols repeatedly. Since most polluted glycol is disposed of in our surface waters - which can have devastating results for the environment, especially aquatic life - the GlyEco Technology™ solution gives our customers a way to reduce waste while caring for the environment, while reducing their costs.
About Glycol Recycling
Recycling waste glycols presents an inventive solution to supply shortages and increasing costs for refinery-produced material. Global consumption for refinery-produced ethylene glycol is over 5.5 billion gallons per year and climbing. GlyEco Technology™ is uniquely able to process all five sources of waste glycols, opening new avenues of supply. With proper handling, glycols can be recycled and reused indefinitely, creating the opportunity to utilize this valuable material as a predominately sustainable resource.
Special Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements regard the intent, belief, and expectations of the Company. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, they involve risks and uncertainties, and their results may differ materially.
CONTACT: Jon Cunningham
RedChip Companies, Inc.
Tel: 1-800-RED-CHIP (733-2447), ext. 107
Email: jon@redchip.com
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/glyeco-expands-reach-over-400-at-maryland-processing-center-2014-07-10
Shares are coming from the legacy shareholder Amato who keeps filing 144 sales. Rumor has it he may have an issue that requires cash. He alone is responsible for the shares decline. Ironically, while the shares have declined, the fundamentals continue to improve.
At some point he will run out of shares and the anomaly that is causing the stock to be under pressure should quickly abate.
This is where the shares are coming from...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=71432977
Best is to call them and ask, I'm not an insider just a shareholder...
Where are the shares coming from then? Were there restricted shares issued years ago to venture capitalists? I see forms filed showing a 10% shareholder selling shares.
There is no toxic converts financing if that's what you're implying. Read the fins. I've been in for a few years now and like what I see so far...
I see the post history and your sticky. Am I looking at the wrong chart? The pps has been on a downtrend for 3 years...
My chart and comments:
http://instagram.com/p/o3QNxUzeZY/
Paid promos and increased trading volume the past year makes me feel dilution is occurring.
Been in this since the beginning and plan on holding long term...
The pps looks to be at a 3 year low now.
I see paid promos have been occurring monthly by Red Chip Companies and yet the pps continued to decline. PRs seem to be showing positive financial results and increased capacity. What's the skinny here?
GLYE promo history
52 week low, adding some on weakness and sill believe longer term this goes a lot higher...
>*#! all that ice melting and they spent it on equipment and stuff to still come out about flat?
GLYE .825 want same in fall as no icing big think till then, and then maybe some last selling loses.
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