just reading....all ears...opps,...eyes too
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Hey a bid @001
Thanks Dave. Good luck to you today.
Agree.
Thats about the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of.
It's your money. WTF
I think people know, I just don't think they realize how big we're talking. Until last night, I don't think I understood how big either.
I was just up half the night, and I noticed some new posters had some questions. I ended up learning alot more too. Kanno is the real deal. I never knew he was a main investor, and had as big a part of L3 Techs start up. The guy has been around wireless for ever. I have a reassured feeling after doing the research. IPKL is going to be a great company once all the pieces com together.
Just a little DD for all newcomers. To show you that the man steering this company has more up his sleeve than all of us put together realize. Happy reading, and good look with your investment in IPKL.
For some one who wanted a break down on numbers yesterday...
Posted by: eztradin
In reply to: None
Date:10/5/2006 8:07:04 PM
Post #of 5349
IPKL
"Our management team has visited China on several occasions in the past and by far this was the most intensive and productive visit ever," said Naiel P. Kanno, iPackets' President and CEO. "The dedication of the management team made it possible to accomplish all items on our agenda and established a framework for the JV."
About the Mining and Mine Safety Industries in China
China comprises more than 280,000 mining enterprises, of which 80,000 are state-owned. There are over 25,000 state-owned coal mines in China, of which over 700 are classified as large mines. Mine safety has been a major issue in the Chinese mining industry, with more than 6,000 miners killed in mining-related accidents in China last year; independent estimates say the real figure could be as high as 20,000. According to Chinese government statistics, more than 12.2 million people were employed as miners in 2005, and approximately 7.0 million of these were coal miners.
THINK ABOUT IT.
IPKL owns the software technology, and when the terms get disclosed..we're talking up to 35% on each mining sale that
ranges from 500k in small mines to $2 mil. in large mines
for the entire country of China.
This just didn't happen. Naeil has been working on this
deal for over 6 years.
Read the P.R...over 700 hundred are classified as large mines.
IPKL isn't doing the production; they are providing the software installation...cuts costs, and why the jv venture.
Now, multiply 700 x 1.5M(being conservative) per mine=1.05 bil.
We're not talking about the other mines here folks which is
200,000 and change x 500k(conservative)=100 billion.
Take 101 bil. sales(minimum) x IPKL's cut(conservative) 25%=25 BILLION
Huge.
Conservative.
The reason for the F/S, they were shorted to death...so, they
wanted to clean it up...start fresh again...and clean out the
shorts.
Bottomline, the China deal needs to be completed 100% before
Naeil thinks about another country, but the contacts are
there. They've been made.
Minimum...over $20 mil. has been put into IPKL's software
technology...now, after 6 years of finalizing a deal w/ China...
we, as shareholders, get to get in on the forefront of over
a billion dollar deal, on increments of a penny.
Think IPKL could be a buyout candidate?
NOW do you see it all coming together.......
Just added.. The fact that their Chinese venture partner is willing to cough up $50 Million made me have a closer look..
According to the terms of the LOI, YongAn will provide funding of up to $50 million to the JV, and over two acres (10,000 square meters) of land to build and outfit a world-class manufacturing facility in Jiaozuo city, Henan.
READ....This is what He is building IPKL into...BIG... Mr. Naiel P. Kanno, President and Chief Executive Officer of L3 Technology, Inc., announces the appointment of Mr. Allan C. Larmour as Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
Larmour brings to his new post an extensive background in developing and executing successful sales and marketing campaigns. Most recently, Larmour was the vice president of sales and marketing for Vancouver-based Internet wholesaler IP Applications. For five years prior to that, he was vice president of sales and marketing for EXL Information Corp., a company founded by Kanno. In that position, Larmour spearheaded sales and marketing strategies that resulted in substantial revenue growth. In 1998, Kanno and Larmour successfully negotiated the sale of 80 percent of EXL to Los Angeles-based OAN Services, a premium provider of specialized billing services and an LEC clearinghouse.
"L3 Technology has developed a Location Enabling Technology (LET) platform that ties together functions from three of today's fastest growing industries: Wireless, Internet, and GPS," stated Larmour. "The market potential for wireless location services over the next few years is staggering, and I am very excited at the opportunity to establish L3 Technology as an industry leader in this market space. Using L3's iMatixLET(TM) platform, organizations can develop and deploy location-based wireless applications very quickly, without the burden of trying to understand GPS, Internet and wireless technologies."
Kanno added, "We are fortunate to have someone with Al Larmour's experience and sales and marketing perspective join our management team. Al comes to us with an impressive list of achievements and valuable expertise at marketing for technology-focused organizations. I am also very excited to work with him again on our second venture."
About L3 Technology, Inc.
Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, L3 Technology designs, develops, and markets next-generation location-based solutions for the wireless location services marketplace. The company's flagship suite of products, iMatix(TM), provides a flexible building-block technology framework for developing location-based applications. Integrating Global Positioning System technology, wireless communications, and the Internet, the scalable iMatix location enabling technology platform provides application developers and systems integrators with an environment for rapid development of location-smart applications. Using Application Program Interfaces, the iMatix platform also enables existing applications to add support for location-based features. The company licenses its products worldwide through direct and indirect sales channels.
Naiel Kanno the CEO of IPKL..... was a major part in the start up of...........and former CEO of.........
L3 Technology, Inc.
Making wireless an integral part of an enterprise's IT infrastructure - by using our Java-based mobileIP(TM) platform dramatically reduces the time, risks and costs associated with wireless data implementations. Our end-to-end wireless software platform, mobileIP, is designed to assist Corporations to quickly build and deploy wireless solutions and access to mission-critical data.
IP-based technology solutions for the mining industry, confirmed today that President George W. Bush's recent enactment of the Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response ("MINER") Act of 2006 into law has validated the company's intent to deploy iPMine -- a true two-way wireless mine-safety system used to track, monitor, and communicate with miners and equipment both underground and above ground -- in the United States.
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Heralded as the most significant mine-safety legislation in nearly 30 years, the MINER Act represents the first revisions to federal mine-safety laws since the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act (MSHA) of 1977. The MINER Act builds upon efforts by MSHA to improve mine safety nationwide, and calls for the modernization of safety practices and development of enhanced communication technology.
One of the key provisions of the MINER Act requires coal companies to implement a two-way communications and electronic tracking system in all of their mines within three years.
Date:7/19/2006 5:11:30 PM
Post #of 5344
Spoke with CEO yesterday. He is packing for another trip to China. He will be gone ten days. We discussed the stock price and he said there were things in the works which he could not tell me. He spoke about Bush signing into legislation the requirement for 2 way communication and explained the technical details of why this company is the only one with this technology. I called him because I am down 50% of my investment. A PR within two weeks would not surprise me. He also said he is very well received in China. This is his seventh trip.
Technology Enhancements
Over the past few months, we have added a number of features to iPMine, iPackets' real-time two-way wireless communications solution designed to significantly improve the safety of miners and equipment in virtually any size mine. In June 2006, we announced the future availability of the iPMine-880MV multi-view monitoring station. The 880MV station raises the bar in the mine-safety arena by providing a consolidated source of tracking, monitoring, and communicating with miners and managing disasters effectively.
Also in June 2006, we announced the future availability of the iPMine-810C compact tracking device. The 810C will be targeted to miners who do not require user-interface interaction (LCD screen and keypad) with control centers, but need to be instantly tracked and monitored for their safety. This product was borne as a result of our recent trip to China where we demonstrated our mine-safety product to China's seventh largest coal operation. They suggested that team leaders, supervisors, and mine managers should be outfitted with the current iPMine-M8 810A advanced model. With the new 810C compact model, we believe we are better positioned to sell more devices to our customers, thereby generating additional revenues.
Posted by: roach4091
In reply to: None
Date:5/31/2006 8:40:44 AM
Post #of 5342
News yesterday after close!
iPackets International Successfully Demonstrates Its Mine-Safety Technology to China's Seventh-Largest Coal Mining Operation
Tuesday May 30, 4:15 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--May 30, 2006 -- iPackets International, Inc. ("iPackets") (Other OTC:IPKL.PK - News), a global developer and provider of a wide range of wireless and communications solutions for selected enterprises including the mining industry, announced today that the company's CEO and a technical team comprised of iPackets' vice president of engineering, Chief Technology Officer, and two software engineers have completed a six-day trip to China and successfully demonstrated the iPMine mine-safety solution to the state-owned Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Coal Mining Group ("Jincheng"), the seventh largest coal mining operation in China with over 50,000 employees.
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The iPackets team was welcomed by Jincheng's chairman and president, a number of senior vice presidents, and directors. The iPMine demonstration was conducted at 540 feet (165 meters) below ground in one of Jincheng's six large-scale mines, the Phoenix mine, located in Jincheng city, Shanxi province with approximately 6,000 miners. The demonstration was attended by the Phoenix mine president, senior vice presidents, safety managers, and a number of technical staff representing various departments.
The trip and onsite demonstration were hosted by Shanghai Sendy Automation Technologies ("Sendy"), a subsidiary of Jincheng with which iPackets has been in discussion for several months. iPackets and Sendy are exploring several proposals to closely work together in penetrating the Chinese mine-safety market, including the possible creation of a joint venture between the two companies.
"We were very successful in presenting the high quality and usefulness of iPMine; we were also overwhelmed by the interest we saw," said Kouros Goodarzi, vice president of Engineering at iPackets. "To date, the best safety solution available to the mining group has been a head count of who enters the mine -- trivial compared to the diverse set of features provided through iPMine."
"The combination of technical savvy and marketing expertise in the government-owned sector of the Chinese coal industry makes Sendy the perfect partner for iPackets," added Naiel Kanno, president and CEO of iPackets. "Sendy is well positioned to help expand our market penetration considerably, and we look forward to leveraging their network and experience to quickly begin the implementation of our iPMine solution throughout China."
About the Mining and Mine Safety Industries in China
China comprises more than 280,000 mining enterprises, of which 80,000 are state-owned. In February 2005, the Chinese State Administration of Work Safety mandated US$6.3 billion to be spent over the subsequent three years to improve mine safety at all state-owned mines. The Chinese government also is offering all mining enterprises, whether state-owned or privately-owned, a 15 percent tax credit incentive to upgrade mine safety technologies. Mine safety has been a major issue in the Chinese mining industry, with more than 6,000 miners killed in mining-related accidents in China last year; independent estimates say the real figure could be as high as 20,000.
About Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Coal Mining Group
The Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Coal Mining Group ("Jincheng") is one of 13 state-owned, large-scale coal operations in China, ranking seventh in terms of production output. The parent of 22 subsidiaries employing over 50,000 people, Jincheng operates six large-scale mines and in 2005, its raw coal output was 30 million tons with revenues of $US2.2 billion. For more information, please visit www.jccoal.com (Chinese language only).
About Shanghai Sendy Automation Technologies
Shanghai Sendy Automation Technologies ("Sendy") specializes in the research and development of automation and electrical systems for the mining industry in China. Majority owned by the Shanxi Jincheng Anthracite Coal Mining Group, Sendy is headquartered in Shanghai, and maintains an ISO9001 manufacturing facility in the KunShan Development Zone in the province of JiangShu. For more information, please visit www.shsendy.com (Chinese language only).
About iPMine
iPMine is a real-time two-way wireless communications solution designed to significantly improve the safety of miners and equipment in virtually any size mine. iPMine tracks, monitors, and communicates with miners and equipment underground and above ground. Location information of both miners and equipment is collected and displayed live on one or more monitoring stations against a background of a mine's terrain map. iPMine's scalability and flexibility features make it ideal to be deployed in any size mine supporting multiple levels and/or sites. iPMine's redundant communications feature makes the system highly reliable to efficiently operate in the harsh mining environment.
About iPackets International, Inc.
iPackets International is a global developer and provider of a wide range of wireless and communications solutions for selected enterprises, including mine-safety. iPackets' solutions utilize a breakthrough wireless technology to manage data packets reliably and efficiently over any wireless network and virtually on any wireless device. For more information, please visit www.ipackets.com.
JMHRO!!
Roaches survive!
In reply to: roach4091 who wrote msg# 14
Date:5/20/2006 8:00:30 PM
Post #of 5341
This is the best part for ipkl-
"Earlier this week, a key Senate committee endorsed a bill to make coal mining safer. The legislation would require miners to have at least two hours of oxygen available instead of one and would require mine operators to store extra oxygen packs along escape routes.
The bill also would require mines to have two-way wireless communications and tracking systems in place within three years. It now goes to the full Senate."
JMHRO!!
Roaches survive!
americano I sent you a pm
I***P***K***L Not selling>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Finance Lizard....
I am not unhappy with what I own, or my .0014 avg.
Sometimes in situations like this, it is easy to jump the gun. I bought the bulk of my shares within the last two weeks, unfortunately I started much higher. I know full well if I where to bombard with buy orders, that I would at least push the ask up to my average. (If you take what I have + all others that are buying too). It is common nature for anybody to want a stock price to increase after we have taken a position. I know that this finance with CLYP was needed to continue with China JV. It just makes it a little harder when you see what is happening. Had I known what I know now, I would have waited just a little, and really hit this one hard this week, but who knows, how much lower I could have gotten my Avg down. I have been through this before, and I know full well that when this is over, my average will look like gold in time to come. I, along with everybody else, would just like to see IPKL'S PPS reflect what we all believe to be the true value. That being said, I know that soon we will all be a much happier board, full of energy and enthusiasm. It's just going to take a little longer. Good luck to you, and keep knocken the shares out of CLYP'S hands if you have available funds.
That I have my position set @ 24 mill with an average of .0014, and that many more shares had to enter the market than I thought.
Its no biggy, but never the less, it dosen't help near term. I ashould have just waited, and added over time. That is a mistake I have made before. I have all the confidence in the world, that when CLYP is done, and JV is closer, That I will be happy once again.
Finance Lizard.....
I will dig up some other figures, this is a start. The large mines are about 1.5 million to install ipmine. Small to medium sized mines are 500k to 1 million depending on size. The numbers are estimated on a 1% cut out of the deal on Chinas state owned mines, to be a Billion ++++ I will find more for you.
Mine-safety has been a major issue in the Chinese mining industry. More than 6,000 miners died in accidents in China last year, according to previously released Chinese government figures. Independent estimates say the real figure could be as high as 20,000. In March 2005, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said that the government will spend this year US$361 million on "safety technologies upgrading" at selected state-owned coal mines. In February 2005, the Chinese State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) mandated US$6.3 billion to be spent over the next three years to improve mine-safety. According to SAWS, the US$6.3 billion will bring safety systems and equipment in line with national standards. SAWS said that China reported 80 per cent of the world’s total coal mining-related deaths, although it produced only 35 per cent of the world’s coal.
China’s mining industry ranks third in the world. According to MBendi, China has about 80,000 state-owned mining enterprises and 200,000 collectively owned mines. Coal mining is by far the largest; there are over 25,000 coal mines in China of which 600 are state-owned. iPMine’s revenue potential is significant in China. “iPackets is well positioned to capture a substantial market share of this multi-billion dollar industry over the next 36 months,” said Naiel Kanno president & CEO of iPackets.
iPackets’ iPMine go-to-market strategy is to become a dominant solution provider in wireless-based mine-safety and communication solutions, with a global presence. Our initial focus is China and we will expand into the rest of Asia, East Europe, Latin America, and other markets as the opportunities arise. To leverage our rapid growth, it is imperative to pursue direct and indirect sales channel strategy. iPackets is currently in the final discussions with a local Chinese partner to act as its exclusive master agent in China for the iPMine product.
Thats because it didn't make many of us happy. If you had 24 million shares @ .0014, would you want that to be the topic of conversation????? Hell no. I don't want to hear anything other than CLYP is done. Gonzo. outta there.
Read all the posts today and you will see. IPKL had to have shares enter the market for cash inorder for JV to go through. Its no secret. Shares are cheap right now. Until we clean clyp out, this can be the case. No shananagains... just raising capital.
Don't worry. This was to continue China deal. Do the math and base your figures on 2b os... Most it can be. Company has a market cap of under 2mil at this price. times like these, you take advantage, and accumulate what you can for when times are better. With IPKL we all believe our time to be not to far off.
If JV wasn't around the corner, I would say stay away. To much good to come very shortly here. Buy when nobody wants.....
Would be nice if one of us had an inside as to how many are left with these Mugs. I'm hoping this is last week.
Today is not our day. Time to shut computer down. Check back in later on this week. Our day will be soon.
ROI??? I keep hearing this what is it. Please.
Sounds like they have there hand in a little to much if you ask me. How do you keep track of it all.
It took 4 minutes to fill 100k. Imagine when we get some V
mr 57k bid whack @ 10 please!!!!!!!!
Makes two of us
FWIW..cnnmoney has this thing withan os of 8 million. Looking @ Fridays high/low/close, that might be right.
$60 billion over the next five years on safety will have a direct impact on iPackets’ continued efforts in the mine-safety industry in China.
Americano here it is. Alot$$$$$$
by the central Chinese government to spend $60 billion over the next five years on safety will have a direct impact on iPackets’ continued efforts in the mine-safety industry in China.
According to State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) official, "the money will be spent in nine areas, ranging from coal mine accident prevention, checking for potential accidents, technological innovations and rescue efforts to enforcement of regulations and laws as well personnel training." During its August 31, 2006 meeting, SAWS laid the foundation for underground miner tracking system standards. The standards can be viewed on SAWS’ web site www.chinasafety.gov.cn (Chinese language only).
Recently the province of Shanxi, the largest coal mining province in China, passed a regulation that requires all coal mines in the province must install an underground miner monitoring and communication system. This is similar to the U.S. MINER Act of 2006 that was signed into law by President George Bush in June 2006.
Americano.... They have already implemented this into their systems. This was from my post a few days ago.
Posted by: portlander10
In reply to: None
Date:11/4/2006 3:22:46 AM
Post #of 5246
If anybody is in tune with the recent China mining disasters, IPKL has this implemented.
Re --gas monitoring and detection--
iPMine’s scalability and flexibility features make it ideal to be deployed in any mine size; multiple levels/remote sites all accessible from a single or multiple servers. iPMine’s redundant communications feature makes the system highly reliable.
iPMine provides the ability to rapidly integrate with other enterprise applications and database systems through its Universal Data Interface. For example, information/data from a methane gas detector application can be passed on to iPMine and disseminated to the miners to avoid certain zones.
http://www.ipackets.com/iPMine.html
It would appear that the individual miner located unit RECEIVES a gas warning but itself does not do the sensing which is done by a separate fixed location methane sensor tied into the net. But I could be wrong.
Diversify...Why??? All or nothing...
Its the way the game is played
Thats like the 3 disaster in 2 weeks. China has some real problems. Good thing they will be outfitted with ipmine in the near term.
Any predictions for tomorrow. Or week??????????????????????
Good Post. This shouln'tbe for us to pick apart. China has tested first hand. All we need to know, is that IPKL has done something right, or we all wouldn't be here right now.
He has cell phone reception and GPS mixed up.
GPS has nothing to do with cell phone reception. If it did we would all never loose a signal. Americano. That post I put on there about the signal traveling through coal is no joke. My friend talked to Kanno for over a half hour. Before he would take the position he has now, his main concern on the entire matter was exceeding prior reported industry depths, and he wanted to make sure of this ? in his mind. After his talk with Kanno he called me to let me know about the 2200ft. I personally don't care what anybody thinks, because I know that was a big issue in alot of peoples minds. I know it to be true.
My fair share is 23.8m I plan on carring most into 2007. I think at this price it is money well spent...short...mid...long term.
Good luck guys.