Mission Ready Solutions Inc (MSNVF)

[MufasaBreath]

Halted

[TenKay]

Mission Ready Svcs Inc. name changed to Mission Ready Solutions Inc.

http://otce.finra.org/DailyList

[LexHarlow]

Hey Everyone! Check out FLXT. One of the most bullish technical patterns is forming. Coming off a 52 week low and higher than the 5 year low. Announcing incredible revenue growth of 500% for 2017 and ramping up stronger into 2018. Patented technology that will be used in multiple verticals and will be the possible future for making bendable phones and larger screen devices more interactive and engaging. Military, medical, wearables, robotics and big virtual reality opportunities.

[gringojoe]

I think so too!! First time that I purchased a grey stock. I am keeping an eye on the canadian pink one as what to expect. Hopefully it can get uplifted from the greys! Good luck!

[CansoSpaceMan]

I think we will have an amazing 2017 https://vimeo.com/196436103

[gringojoe]

Thanks! I think it will eventually uplist once more contracts and deals go through.

[CansoSpaceMan]

I do know who the 2 principals were, the stock went from about 20 cents to $8 at which point I believe their interest was bought out. 2 years later the stock went to $33 and the company was bought by a large US company. It was a military supply company that provided military ballistic plates made of light weight ceramic. I will dig up the financial filings I have found and post the link.

I think given the shift in power in Washington and the new lift in military spending this company is set to move. between 2000-2005 there was the same spikes in military spending and that when the former company had its hay day.

Deja vu?

[gringojoe]

I bought 4000 shares for now. It cost $50 to buy.

Do you know who the 2 principles were that took the other similar stock to $20?

Did they do that with another protective gear /military provider Grey sheet stock?

Do you know how long it would take to uplift from the Grey Sheets?

I would imagine they would wait until the have more contracts and it would be worth the money to pay to get everything uplisted. At that point, do you know how long it would take- maybe a year or two?

Do you think they would want to stay on the Greys and keep a low profilewith the nature of their business dealing with the DOD/government?

[CansoSpaceMan]

The fun hasn't even started yet http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=v.mrs&postid=25567333

[gringojoe]

Thanks MountainOfJoy!

[CansoSpaceMan]

MRS.V MSNVF Mission Ready Services https://ceo.ca/@jerrio78/protectiveservicesneedtobemissionready

[CansoSpaceMan]

If you can't buy the Canadian symbol MRS.V you have to wait a bit longer. I have heard OTCQB could be coming soon.

[gringojoe]

Hello,

Fidelity is charging $50 to make trade MSNVF. Is that because it is on the Grey Sheets?

Has anyone else had this issue?

Does anyone know of plans to try to get off the Grey Sheets?

[Gonewiththewind]

It was easier for me to buy under MRS.V

[CansoSpaceMan]

Trading issues may come up for some people under this US symbol. In Canada it trades under MRS.V and is up today.

[CansoSpaceMan]

US Army and Marines will be huge, Nato countries could be as well. I think the FBI and SWAT orders will be gravy.

[up2tee]

Agreed Mountain! Mission Services has been working diligently on their product with their connections for the past two years and it would appear that they are ready to unleash the hounds. The US Military likes what they see in the Flex9armor and I for one am looking forward to seeing their PO come in!

[CansoSpaceMan]

The Global Body Armor and Personal Protection Market, valued at US$1.9 billion in 2016, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.61% over 2016-2026, to reach US$2.9 billion by 2026. The market consists of five categories: Soft Armor, Hard Armor, Protective Headgear, Protective Clothing, and Boots. The market is expected to be dominated by the Soft Armor segment, which is expected to account for 36.9% of the market, followed by Hard Armor and Protective Headgear with shares of 22.7% and 18.6%, respectively. The North American region is forecast to dominate the sector with a share of 24.3%, followed by Europe and Asia-Pacific with shares of 23.2% and 22.9%, respectively.

The military body armor and personal protection market is split into five segments: soft armor, hard armor, protective headgear, protective clothing, and boots. During the forecast period, the soft armor segment is expected to account for the largest share of spending, accounting for 35% of the overall global market. Spending in this segment will be largely driven by procurement programs in the European region, followed by investments in Asia Pacific, North America, and the Middle East. Innovations in developing integrated under suit systems, soft ballistic protection plates, and exoskeletons will drive demand for soft armor and provide better flexibility and speed suited for a wide range of missions.

Related Research on ASDReports.com:
The Global Body Armor and Personal Protection Market 2016-2026

The demand for body armors and personal protection equipment is expected to be driven by modernization initiatives undertaken by various large defense spenders across the world and internal security threats, such as terrorism and organized crime, police modernization programs. Countries are focusing on manufacturing better solutions such as ballistic inserts, lightweight under suits, advanced night vision equipment, and combat helmets that provide benefits of comfort, lighter weight, and enhanced protection to the ground forces.

Drivers

Cross border disputes, more wars, an increase in terrorist activities, and modernization initiatives to drive the market
Technological innovations are expected to drive the market
Shortage of body armors is expected to drive the body armor and personal protection market

Trends

Shifting focus towards lightweight body armor and personal protection equipment
Joint programs to witness significant growth over the forecast period
Liquid armor technology to provide better protection compared to conventional body armors
Increased spending on Homeland Security to enhance the capabilities of personnel and special agencies

Challenges

Reduction in the weight of body armor and integrating the soldier components acts as a major challenge
High unit costs of individual protective equipment acts as a hindrance
Development of body armor for women still in the nascent stage

[CansoSpaceMan]

Body Armor and Personal Protection Market US$2.9 billion by 2026

http://www.asdnews.com/news-68638/Body_Armor_and_Personal_Protection_Market_US$29_billion_by_2026.htm

[CansoSpaceMan]

US buying has started. The past 2 years nothing now 3 days of buying. Not big but its a start. US buyers can drive this on news.

Mission Ready Svcs I (MSNVF) Quoted in USD

0.075 ? 0.004 (5.63%)
Volume: 40,000

This might have to uplist to OTCQB/OTCQX to get attention from serious money but one step at a time. Up until now meeting these requirements has not been a paramount concern in my opinion but with more business coming and a broader investor base I think we will see this kick in.

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[CansoSpaceMan]

New web site for their subsidiary Protect The Force http://ptfinnovations.com/

Flex9Armor and Ballistic Shields now in service across the US and heading into Nato countries it looks like. Read FBI testimonial.

http://missionready.ca/

Recent News:

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aMRS-2424022&symbol=MRS®ion=C

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aMRS-2423730&symbol=MRS®ion=C

[CansoSpaceMan]

This is probably a $1 stock next year. Amazing that with the $28M D.O.D. contract award and NATO countries now signing up for this tactical gear that this company still has only a $5 million USD market cap. Crazy overlooked opportunity here. Thats not even mentioning the recent SWAT orders and the FBI now using these Flex9armor gear.

[atomicnumber31]

Body Armor Market Size To Be Worth $5,661.0 Million By 2024
July 2016

The global body armor market size is expected to reach USD 5,661.0 million by 2024 according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc.The evolution of modern day warfare has largely become asymmetric in nature and includes counter-terrorism, counter-insurgency, and guerrilla warfare operations. Similar scenarios exist in the law enforcement sectors wherein felons, criminals, and law offenders are capable of fatally injuring responding officers, thus necessitating the demand for body armor equipment.

The rise in military warfare is propelling the need for ballistic protection equipment in order to safeguard the armed forces. Emerging economies, such as India, South Korea, and China, are persistently focusing on the replacement of legacy military equipment and are subsequently increasing their spending in the defense sector. Modernization activities are creating several opportunities for the vendors of body armor, which, in turn, are trying to obtain a competitive edge by collaborating with the military agencies through a contractual process.

The defense agencies in developed countries, such as the U.S., Canada, and France, are laying high emphasis on enhancing personal protection for armed forces & ground troops and are, thus, focusing on upgrading the conventional protective headgears and body armor capabilities.

Technological advances are the key instruments in accelerating the market growth as innovative techniques, such as liquid body armor and dragon skin, are gaining momentum. In addition to this, the demand for modular tactical vests and double-sided combat uniforms is on a rise due to its features offering enhanced protection and ensuring soldier survivability.

Prominent manufacturers of personal protection suits are increasingly investing on R&D activities for the development of advanced fibers, fabrics, and nanotechnology materials to improve the effectiveness of the body armor. The use of modular tactical vests is gaining momentum and is rapidly replacing the conventional Outer Tactical Vest (OTV), which limits the soldier’s efficiency of carrying additional assault load such as magazine (firearms) and grenades.

[atomicnumber31]

Weird...anyhow...great day today. Apparently some serious developments yet to come.

[atomicnumber31]

Test

[CansoSpaceMan]

Mission Ready makes initial shipment of Flex9Armor

2016-11-23 08:40 ET - News Release


Mr. Rod Reum reports
MISSION READY'S PROTECT THE FORCE ANNOUNCES INITIAL SHIPMENT OF FLEX9ARMOR
Mission Ready Services Inc. has received an initial order and made an initial shipment of its Flex9Armor tactical police shirt to a U.S. County Sheriff Department SWAT unit. Developed and fulfilled through the company's wholly owned subsidiary, Protect The Force Inc. (PTF), additional Flex9Armor shipments are currently being prepared for a foreign military order while evaluations are under way by a number of European NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) nations.
Flex9Armor -- jointly developed in co-operation with the U.S. military -- comprises a family of protective garments that provide stringent levels of ballistic protection while maintaining exceptionally lightweight and flexible characteristics. Traditional armour lacks coverage of the arms, chest and neck region of the body, and current additional protection for these areas adds weight and reduces mobility. Flex9Armor incorporates a network of NIJ Level II and IIIA body armour panels into a breathable anti-microbial material that is 30 per cent lighter than conventional armour. Integrating all of these features into one combined garment makes Flex9Armor a superior option for first responders that is available in standard and fire-retardant configurations. Additionally, PTF this week released a variant of the Flex9Armor, the Flex9Spike, designed for use by federal, state and local correctional facilities.

In a news release dated Oct. 27, 2016, Mission Ready announced that PTF had won an award through the U.S. Department of Defence's defence to response (D2R) technology program for the provision of $110,000 (U.S.) in services from Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service's product development centre (TEEX PDC) to commercialize PTF's Flex9Armor to enhance public safety and homeland security. Protect The Force is currently working with over 70 U.S. federal, state and local law enforcement agencies at various stages of the evaluation and purchasing process. In anticipation of a significant demand for the Flex9Armor, PTF has streamlined its processes through a state-of-the-art on-line order-fulfilment platform and recently launched a manufacturing division based in Jacksboro, Tenn., in order to efficiently and effectively meet client requests.

We seek Safe Harbor.