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Hmm, anymore info on that buyout turned down by Fong? I'm interested in reading it.
That's right MnM, I got my chedda ready for this dip! Let the weak hands out!
Haha, thanks man! I believe they are a private company.
As we only hoped for the news to drop today, the agreement was to have the deal done by today! If it was a no go, I'm sure the PR would be out.
COMPILED SISOM THIN FILMS DD
Follow me here people
More DD, check this out: CNUV
Quote:
Our patent pending technology incorporates a process that is conducive to manufacturing using a batch process. This is possible because the solar cell cylinder itself replaces the necessity to use expensive vacuum chambers during production. We believe this approach is the most expeditious and cost-effective alternative to development of manufacturing capability
Replacing the vacuum with thin film semiconductors!
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Quote:
Sisom Thin Films is a venture backed company that specializes in research and development of semiconductor materials for solar cell, thin film battery, LED, and sensor applications. The current company focus is development of next generation low cost thin film solar cells, and batteries.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/isaiah-oladeji/6/a33/418
Quote:
Market Opportunity
SISOM’s customers are manufacturers of energy devices that produce large area devices. These customers sell their devices in the following markets: photovoltaics ($1.9 billion by 2013, DisplayBank); energy storage ($250 million by 2014, LUX Research); flexible LCD displays ($5 billion by 2014; DisplayBank); LEDs ($5.3 billion in 2009; Databeans). SISOM is pursuing strategic partnerships, similar to Planar, in solar, LED and other markets. In the solar market, SISOM partners will be thin film solar cell companies, while LED partners may be any existing LED companies. SISOM uses an executive sales model to reach its customers.
Solar Energy opportunity
SISOM is seeking companies interested in licensing the low cost proprietary solar energy technology. We are equally interested in partnering with companies or governments in the establishment of manufacturing facilities for the purpose of quickly bringing SISOM’s low cost solar modules to the market.
Competition
Competitors in the solid state film deposition industry are in two unique areas: traditional vacuum deposition (evaporation, sputtering, Chemical Vapor Deposition, etc.) and traditional wet/print deposition (electrochemical bath, nano-ink jet, etc.). Vacuum deposition competitors include: Oerlikon Solar, Lintelle Engineering, CHA Industries, and Denton, while wet deposition competitors include: Patterning Technologies Limited, Philips, Nanosolar, and OTB Solar.
http://sisomtf.com/marketing%20opportunities.htm
What, is coming together even better
People this is HUGE HUGE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
Quote:
The secret is in Freya’s cell separator. All cells have separators. The separators are thin film sheets inside the cells, which separate the positive cathode from the negative anode. The separators have to be electrically insulating, but have to allow lithium ions to flow from one electrode to the other. Freya’s unique composite technology turns the separators into multi-function safety devices
.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46913074
It seem to be coming together!
Seems, maybe Sisom may be involved with Freya, which we know Richard Fox is CEO of Freya and on the Management team of the Astralis Group. I like the way this is shaping up!
Check This Out
Quote:
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Quote:
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
I figured I would check out Sisom Thin Films and got this:
Quote:
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
I didn't think much of it but remembered from this CNUV website:
How it works
Quote:
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
Am I crazy, am I reading to far into this? Seems as if these thin film semiconductor that SISOM produces might have an application in the production in CNUV Solar Cell.
Peep This:
Sisom Thin Films, LLC, Sisom Thin Films 1209 W Gore Street Orlando, FL
Astralis Group, 653 W Michigan St Orlando, FL 32805
Astralis directions to Sisom Thin Films: 6mins
maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1209+W+Gore+Street+Orlando,+FL%09+32805-3809&daddr=653+W+Michigan+St+Orlando,+FL++32805&hl=en&geocode=FcVaswEdngAm-yk7P7rSsXvniDGPPoGR43f61A%3BFbYZswEdLB4m-ym_wh8-n3vniDF9sYWizvF24w&mra=ls&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=28.334641,79.013672&ie=UTF8&ll=28.521947,-81.402683&spn=0.061236,0.154324&t=h&z=13
I could potentially be on to something here but I might need some others help putting this thing together. If there is a thing here...
$CNUV
Oh sorry did you find that as spam? Please indicate how and I will repost with proper etiquette
Dont Forget PERKINS!
$CNUV
Freya and Planar Energy Connection:
http://www.corporationwiki.com/graphs/roamer.aspx?id=18533381
$CNUV
Yeah she ran from about:
.0028 to .0074
Roughly 250%
$CNUV
CNUV Charts look GREAT!
All charts show great northern movement with healthy pullbacks.
.0048 is a great entry point!
Acquisition News is due tomorrow AM per the 90 Day LOI between CNUV and Freya Energy!
CNUV has had a solid run about a month back and she moves great with volume!
News is gonna be huge, imo, CNUV has major plans for major growth within the near future. As CNUV grows so will the PPS.
We've got the DD to back this baby up!!!!!!!!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=3853
$CNUV
CNUV Charts look GREAT! NEWS ON THE WAY!
All charts show great northern movement with healthy pullbacks.
.0048 is a great entry point!
Did I mention, Acquisition News is due tomorrow AM per the 90 Day LOI between CNUV and Freya Energy!
CNUV has had a solid run about a month back and she moves great with volume! I wouldn't want to be the one who missed the boat.
News is gonna be huge, imo, CNUV has major plans for major growth within the near future. As CNUV grows so will the PPS.
We've got the DD to back this baby up!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
CNUV Charts look GREAT!
All charts show great northern movement with healthy pullbacks.
.0048 is a great entry point!
Did I mention, Acquisition News is due tomorrow AM per the 90 Day LOI between CNUV and Freya Energy!
CNUV has had a solid run about a month back and she moves great with volume! I wouldn't want to be the one who missed the boat.
News is gonna be huge, imo, CNUV has major plans for major growth within the near future. As CNUV grows so will the PPS.
We've got the DD to back this baby up!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
COMPILED SISOM THIN FILMS DD
Follow me here people
More DD, check this out: CNUV
Quote:
Our patent pending technology incorporates a process that is conducive to manufacturing using a batch process. This is possible because the solar cell cylinder itself replaces the necessity to use expensive vacuum chambers during production. We believe this approach is the most expeditious and cost-effective alternative to development of manufacturing capability
Replacing the vacuum with thin film semiconductors!
Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending
Quote:
Sisom Thin Films is a venture backed company that specializes in research and development of semiconductor materials for solar cell, thin film battery, LED, and sensor applications. The current company focus is development of next generation low cost thin film solar cells, and batteries.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/isaiah-oladeji/6/a33/418
Quote:
Market Opportunity
SISOM’s customers are manufacturers of energy devices that produce large area devices. These customers sell their devices in the following markets: photovoltaics ($1.9 billion by 2013, DisplayBank); energy storage ($250 million by 2014, LUX Research); flexible LCD displays ($5 billion by 2014; DisplayBank); LEDs ($5.3 billion in 2009; Databeans). SISOM is pursuing strategic partnerships, similar to Planar, in solar, LED and other markets. In the solar market, SISOM partners will be thin film solar cell companies, while LED partners may be any existing LED companies. SISOM uses an executive sales model to reach its customers.
Solar Energy opportunity
SISOM is seeking companies interested in licensing the low cost proprietary solar energy technology. We are equally interested in partnering with companies or governments in the establishment of manufacturing facilities for the purpose of quickly bringing SISOM’s low cost solar modules to the market.
Competition
Competitors in the solid state film deposition industry are in two unique areas: traditional vacuum deposition (evaporation, sputtering, Chemical Vapor Deposition, etc.) and traditional wet/print deposition (electrochemical bath, nano-ink jet, etc.). Vacuum deposition competitors include: Oerlikon Solar, Lintelle Engineering, CHA Industries, and Denton, while wet deposition competitors include: Patterning Technologies Limited, Philips, Nanosolar, and OTB Solar.
http://sisomtf.com/marketing%20opportunities.htm
What, is coming together even better
People this is HUGE HUGE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
Quote:
The secret is in Freya’s cell separator. All cells have separators. The separators are thin film sheets inside the cells, which separate the positive cathode from the negative anode. The separators have to be electrically insulating, but have to allow lithium ions to flow from one electrode to the other. Freya’s unique composite technology turns the separators into multi-function safety devices
.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46913074
It seem to be coming together!
Seems, maybe Sisom may be involved with Freya, which we know Richard Fox is CEO of Freya and on the Management team of the Astralis Group. I like the way this is shaping up!
Check This Out
Quote:
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Quote:
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
I figured I would check out Sisom Thin Films and got this:
Quote:
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
I didn't think much of it but remembered from this CNUV website:
How it works
Quote:
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
Am I crazy, am I reading to far into this? Seems as if these thin film semiconductor that SISOM produces might have an application in the production in CNUV Solar Cell.
Peep This:
Sisom Thin Films, LLC, Sisom Thin Films 1209 W Gore Street Orlando, FL
Astralis Group, 653 W Michigan St Orlando, FL 32805
Astralis directions to Sisom Thin Films: 6mins
maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1209+W+Gore+Street+Orlando,+FL%09+32805-3809&daddr=653+W+Michigan+St+Orlando,+FL++32805&hl=en&geocode=FcVaswEdngAm-yk7P7rSsXvniDGPPoGR43f61A%3BFbYZswEdLB4m-ym_wh8-n3vniDF9sYWizvF24w&mra=ls&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=28.334641,79.013672&ie=UTF8&ll=28.521947,-81.402683&spn=0.061236,0.154324&t=h&z=13
I could potentially be on to something here but I might need some others help putting this thing together. If there is a thing here...
$CNUV
CNUV .0048 EOD Close with HOD .0049!
Way to go CNUV with a close at almost HOD!
Acquisition News to drop tomorrow, 06/07/11 per 90 Day LOI agreement between CNUV and Freya Energy.
Potential for 100% + gain Set on High ALERT if deals is done in the AM
$CNUV
More DD, check this out: CNUV
Our patent pending technology incorporates a process that is conducive to manufacturing using a batch process. This is possible because the solar cell cylinder itself replaces the necessity to use expensive vacuum chambers during production. We believe this approach is the most expeditious and cost-effective alternative to development of manufacturing capability
Sisom Thin Films MUST READ HOLLY SH%T!!!!!!!!!!
Follow me here people
Sisom Thin Films is a venture backed company that specializes in research and development of semiconductor materials for solar cell, thin film battery, LED, and sensor applications. The current company focus is development of next generation low cost thin film solar cells, and batteries.
Market Opportunity
SISOM’s customers are manufacturers of energy devices that produce large area devices. These customers sell their devices in the following markets: photovoltaics ($1.9 billion by 2013, DisplayBank); energy storage ($250 million by 2014, LUX Research); flexible LCD displays ($5 billion by 2014; DisplayBank); LEDs ($5.3 billion in 2009; Databeans). SISOM is pursuing strategic partnerships, similar to Planar, in solar, LED and other markets. In the solar market, SISOM partners will be thin film solar cell companies, while LED partners may be any existing LED companies. SISOM uses an executive sales model to reach its customers.
Solar Energy opportunity
SISOM is seeking companies interested in licensing the low cost proprietary solar energy technology. We are equally interested in partnering with companies or governments in the establishment of manufacturing facilities for the purpose of quickly bringing SISOM’s low cost solar modules to the market.
Competition
Competitors in the solid state film deposition industry are in two unique areas: traditional vacuum deposition (evaporation, sputtering, Chemical Vapor Deposition, etc.) and traditional wet/print deposition (electrochemical bath, nano-ink jet, etc.). Vacuum deposition competitors include: Oerlikon Solar, Lintelle Engineering, CHA Industries, and Denton, while wet deposition competitors include: Patterning Technologies Limited, Philips, Nanosolar, and OTB Solar.
Check out my update
Update to previous post:
The secret is in Freya’s cell separator. All cells have separators. The separators are thin film sheets inside the cells, which separate the positive cathode from the negative anode. The separators have to be electrically insulating, but have to allow lithium ions to flow from one electrode to the other. Freya’s unique composite technology turns the separators into multi-function safety devices
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Quote:
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
I figured I would check out Sisom Thin Films and got this:
Quote:
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
I didn't think much of it but remembered from this CNUV website:
How it works
Quote:
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
Am I crazy, am I reading to far into this? Seems as if these thin film semiconductor that SISOM produces might have an application in the production in CNUV Solar Cell.
Peep This:
Sisom Thin Films, LLC, Sisom Thin Films 1209 W Gore Street Orlando, FL
Astralis Group, 653 W Michigan St Orlando, FL 32805
Astralis directions to Sisom Thin Films: 6mins
maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1209+W+Gore+Street+Orlando,+FL%09+32805-3809&daddr=653+W+Michigan+St+Orlando,+FL++32805&hl=en&geocode=FcVaswEdngAm-yk7P7rSsXvniDGPPoGR43f61A%3BFbYZswEdLB4m-ym_wh8-n3vniDF9sYWizvF24w&mra=ls&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=28.334641,79.013672&ie=UTF8&ll=28.521947,-81.402683&spn=0.061236,0.154324&t=h&z=13
I could potentially be on to something here but I might need some others help putting this thing together. If there is a thing here...
$CNUV
Check This Out
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
CNUV debt restructuring in Preparation of Freya Acquisition
China Nuvo Solar Energy (OTCBB: CNUV) Begins Debt Restructuring
Posted on January 10, 2011 by PennyStockHaven
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: CNUV) announced today that it has begun a restructuring of its debt. At this time, over $500,000 of debt has been converted to common equity. The Company is taking this action to de-leverage the balance sheet in preparation to pursue other business opportunities.
The Company is presently reviewing several potential new business opportunities and is in preliminary discussions, however no agreements have been reached.
China Nuvo Solar Provides Update on Debt Restructuring
China Nuvo Solar Engy (QB) (USOTC:CNUV)
Historical Stock Chart
2 Months : April 2011 to June 2011
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. (OTCQB: CNUV) updated today its progress in its various debt restructuring initiatives. To date, approximately $1 million worth of debt has been eliminated through the conversion of debt to equity comprising both common and preferred stock as well as the divestiture of a non-operating subsidiary, which is expected to close in the very near term.
"This balance sheet de-leveraging is an integral step in preparing China Nuvo for our overall roll-up strategy," said China Nuvo Solar President, Henry Fong.
About China Nuvo Solar Energy
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. is a development stage company that owns unique patent pending solar and photovoltaic related technology. The Company's business model includes a roll-up strategy of clean energy companies and intellectual property within the renewable energy sector.
This press release may include forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements are based on the Company's current expectations as to future events. However, the forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this press release might not occur, and actual results could differ materially from those anticipated or implied in the forward-looking statements.
Spread is getting tighter
44x45
Get'em
CNUV
Any word on the call to Freya
Tell Me...was Perkins on that deal? The funny thing about investing and doing DD is, usually you should do your DD prior to investing.
Morning AFPW, mm and AShorty
GM CNUV! Wonder if today will be tge day!
$CNUV
Yo PC, Read the article very interesting
Alex Hoff, 13, Buys His First Penny Stock, Instantly Doubles His Money With China Nuvo Solar Energy! (CNUV.OB)
First of all, since my son Alex, 13, is a minor, he doesn't "own" any stock except through his parents. But a couple of weeks ago Alex took his "North Minneapolis savings"--about $80 in a bank account--and instead of spending the money on video games he bought 40,000 shares of penny stock in a company called China Nuvo Energy. (CNUV)
The company owns a patent-pending invention for a solar cell which is both more efficient than other solar cells and, it appears, can be manufactured cheaply. (For example, the lens is glued on) The devastating Chinese earthquake knocked this company's value into the basement, but they are making moves lately, trying to claw their way upward and produce value for their stockholders.
In that way I feel an affinity with the stock. I say to myself, "This stock is like my neighborhood. Right now, you can buy in for pennies on the dollar but we have unlimited potential."
When Alex bought the stock, with a little help from his dad, it was priced at about .0020 but not very long after that, the stock rocketed up to .0066. Currently, it is holding at around .0040 which means Alex has doubled his investment, turning $80 into $160. Rumors are flying about a pending "reverse merger" and suddenly millions of shares are changing hands. Word is high volume is usually an indication of something big in the works.
Not having any money which doesn't need to go toward bills, I still found a way to invest so I could be in the venture with my son
I had an old 403(b) account from back in the day when I worked for a non-profit psychiatric facility in Seattle. I haven't added so much as a buck to that 403(b) since I left Seattle in early 2000 for a difficult, uncertain existence trying to be near my child and part of his life. There was about $1,700 in the 403(b) but I can't get at that money until I am 59 and a half.
No, I couldn't get at the money. But I could convert the 403(b) into a Roth IRA and put all the money--every blessed penny--into China Nuvo Solar Energy. And that's exactly what I did. Currently, I own 377,977 shares (including my son's 40,000 shares) and win, lose or draw I don't plan to sell those shares for a long, long time. (Of course, Alex can do what he likes with his 40,000 shares when he turns 18; I put them in an account separate from my Roth IRA)
What I especially like about this stock is that it's 100 percent alternative energy. As an environmentalist, I prefer to have my investment money (what little there is!) in alternative energy stock rather than, for example, earth-raping stocks. (Weyerhauser...cough cough)
One reason I am writing about this is to explain why readers may see links to China Nuvo Solar Energy appearing at the end of blog posts. My recent experiment with Amazon Dot Com advertising has been a failure, producing not even a penny of revenue. If anybody asked me about putting Amazon Dot Com ads on their site I would say "Forget it. Don't even bother."
My Google ads produce about a hundred bucks every six months--not a big deal, but it beats a poke in the eye with a sharp stick--and I think advertising gives any blog a more "official news source" appearance.
But here's what I'm going to do for a little while. I'm going to promote China Nuvo Solar Energy. And I've been up front about the reason why: I own stock in the company. In fact, it's the only kind of stock I own.
Well, actually, I think I have some soup stock in my cupboard.
But beyond that I believe in the company, in the idea of making a better solar cell and getting solar power to catch on and replace fossil fuels. Maybe this won't be the ultimate and perfect solar cell for all time, but it sounds like a pretty good solar cell for the next few decades.
Or maybe I just love bragging about my son and the fun we have in North Minneapolis. We sat in Broadway Pizza as the toy train went around, got on the internet, talked about the stock idea and then said...
Let's do it. Let's put money in China Nuvo Solar Energy.
Thanks PC!
$CNUV
AFPW 'ERS CHECK OUT THE VIDEOS I POSTED
GREAT DD
ESPECIALLY FOR NEW INVESTORS
AFPW GONNA HAVE A GREAT WEEK
GOOD LUCK TO EVERYONE!
$AFPW
CNUV 'ers Read this!
Can someone try to post the image on the board, I cant figure it out...
http://nexgensolar.blogspot.com/2008/02/informative-article-on-cnuvob-please.html
Risk vs Reward
I believe the Reward here out weighs the Risk!
The CNUV Chart + DD, speaks to me! Healthy, Healthy, Wealthy!
$CNUV
I agree PC, CNUV has seen some serious attention this week! CNUV is on HIGH ALERT @ .0046, could you imagine news drops tomorrow that the deal is done? Wow...we could possibly see a 100% day. Either or, we should def see a green day tomorrow, imo! Im thinking new investors are going to want to jump in, based on the noise this week with combined DD of course.
$CNUV
I think he missed the quote button:
CNUV has no working business and no revenues other than selling shares
Seems there is confusion on other boards about a PR that was dropped:
This is not a RM, its an Acquisition:
Seems someone and Next Generation Solar need to look up the definition of a Company Acquisition:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011
REVERSE MERGER NEWS!
China Nuvo Solar Announces Plans to Acquire Lithium Ion Battery Manufacturer Freya Energy Inc.
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: CNUV) today announced plans to acquire lithium ion battery company Freya Energy Inc. (“Freya”).
"This potential acquisition of Freya Energy is the first in the series of planned steps in executing our business model and becoming a meaningful player within the renewable energy space. We believe Freya is an exciting opportunity for the Company and is part of our roll-up strategy to increase shareholder value. Freya is on the cusp of commercialization in a fast growing segment of the renewable energy sector that we believe offers unique advantages over similar technologies," stated Henry Fong, CEO of China Nuvo Solar Energy.
Preacher Please Read Edited
Seems you might be confused: yes the title says Reverse Merger News but did you read the title of the PR:
Seems you and Next Generation Solar need to look up the definition of a Company Acquisition:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2011
REVERSE MERGER NEWS!
China Nuvo Solar Announces Plans to Acquire Lithium Ion Battery Manufacturer Freya Energy Inc.
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: CNUV) today announced plans to acquire lithium ion battery company Freya Energy Inc. (“Freya”).
"This potential acquisition of Freya Energy is the first in the series of planned steps in executing our business model and becoming a meaningful player within the renewable energy space. We believe Freya is an exciting opportunity for the Company and is part of our roll-up strategy to increase shareholder value. Freya is on the cusp of commercialization in a fast growing segment of the renewable energy sector that we believe offers unique advantages over similar technologies," stated Henry Fong, CEO of China Nuvo Solar Energy.
Ive got a suggestion to you all on the CNUV topic:
Call Henry Fong and ask him to personally give you DD on Freya Energy
You can also call Planar, they are the ones who started up Freya
Being that there is some concern over this topic some should not speculate that in fact this isnt a real company.
$CNUV
Positive outlook my brotha, I did it! Good Lukck
$CNUV
Yeah for sure, but tank...sounds harsh
Seriously? Tank? By Tank what do you mean? Cheapies, aren't they already cheapies! C'Mon bro, you've been around this board for a while. Doesnt sound good to have that kinda sh$t on the board. CNUV is finally getting crazy exposure this weekend, keep it real and keep it positive!
She getting twitted left and right, expect a crazy run if the deal is finalized
$CNUV
PC, u have a chart handy you can post?
$CNUV
Freya is a spinout of planar energy
http://www.manta.com/c/mt8l8y2/freya-energy-inc
Corporate Structure
http://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Orlando/freya-energy-inc/36349264.aspx
They haven't begun production thus far
Freya Energy has patent filings
Freya's technology is protected by patent filings, ready for manufacture and requires no additional research and development. Freya has developed a commercialization plan for rapid market entry. Its personal relationships with known and established customers, positions the company for timely sales in the United States and Europe. Subject to initial funding and satisfactory prototypes, Freya has several million dollars in letters of intent that can be converted to purchase orders.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-nuvo-solar-announces-plans-to-acquire-lithium-ion-battery-manufacturer-freya-energy-inc-2011-03-09
Additional dd
http://twitter.com/#!/NJTC/status/11315647815
WON AWARD FOR Best Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology Co
http://phillyrealestate.citybizlist.com/2/2010/3/29/2010-NJTC-Venture-Conference-Announces-Winners.aspx
LIST OF EXHIBITORS
http://www.njtc.org/events/vc10/exhibitors.html
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