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thank you
One more thing:
Mark said that the name of the company will be released regardless of whether or not the company is sold.
INFORMATION FROM MARK:
I just was fortunate to have a long conversation with Mark @ EESO. Issues that were addressed:
1) 12 million dollar water remediation contract that was "In Association of with Dow Chemical" was made with The Han Bool Corporation. The Han Bool Corporation is a direct subsidiary of Dow Chemical. Mark pointed out that Dow Chemical is on the Han Bool Corporations letter head.
2) WowGreen has over 25,000 distributors to date. Right now EESO makes money off of every product sold for licensing and manufacturing. In the future if WowGreen chooses to manufacture the product EESO will still make money off of every product sold from the licensing fee. I specifically asked if this is EESO making the money or Jared H. He said these are profits made by EESO the company. He said they are extremely limited as to what they can release in regards to WowGreen by request of WowGreen.
3) He said he was excited about the South America - Peru deals because he specifically met the distributor and that they are in discussions with a major leading competitor in the industry.
4) When asked if the company is still on track to meet their 2009 projections Mark said that he was confident they would.
5) EESO owns the farm and it will be fully paid within 8 months.
I know there is probably more that I am leaving out. Overall I felt my questions were answered well. Hope this helps.
Anyone know when the end of the 3rd Quarter is?
fair enough. I hope you are right!
The company claims to have no involvement in keeping the pps in this range. They have not bought back a single share since the 4 million earlier. How else would the company keep the stock in this range legally.
Hows the Chart looking? Anyone?
That I don't know. They said so more people could get started and for less. These are notes I took while listening into the Wow Green Conference call last night. My sibling attends USF as a graduate student in their business program. He has confirmed that the university has been pursing "going green" and reducing their carbon footprint. He is going to confirm the Wow Green Deal within the next few days.
Wow Green Updates:
- You can now be basic active for $50 dollars and $75 for fully active. Used to be $75 basic $ 150 fully.
- Can now make matrix money on Green Action Packs
- Closing deal today: University of South Florida adopted Wow Green. 40,000 students. University switching to Wow Green!
- Dean of business school wants to embrace and teach Wow Green as a green business model
- 700 to 800 people at Wow Green presentation in Florida
Larry is that 9 pm ET? Thanks
This is ridiculous. Nobody is going to start dumping enzymes on their loved ones before they bury them.
News tomorrow morning? what do people think?
First of all. I don't think someone with restricted shares is selling right now. If they are you should be worried. Nobody is going to need money so bad that they would dump 100's of millions of shares right before a buyout. Unless, someone with restricted shares knows something we don't and is getting out.
Now commenting on the buyout. I do not think the company is being sold. Every time I have spoke with Mark via email of phone he has said "regardless of whether or not Jared decides to accept the buyout offer" and he said this in a way that easily allowed me to infer that it was a no go. All my opinion of course.
It is by Dow Chemical. All of Korea falls under there Asia branch along with the countries that are technically considered parts of Southeast Asia.
nice write up.
Got your helmet in case of some turbulance on the way to space.
Buyout offer will be from Dow Chemical of Southeast Asia.
The preferred s are included with the common. The preferred s are convertible though. At a fully diluted value the preferred s equal 2 billion common shares (the equivelant to our A/S). So at worst for the common shareholder it is 50/50 between common shareholders and the company as far as ownership.
it would be 12.5 cents per share because there is an equivelant amount of preferred shares.
very nicely stated
not much just tightening EESO's harness which is attached to a large rocket.
yes watch and see
Please share Ogclip! Hopefully we get updates this week that are thorough and don't leave more unanswered questions.
In my personal opinion the timing for a vacation appears poor but I don't hold the information. I am sure everything is in order.
Undervalued! Lets remember that we as shareholders control this stocks pps. If you want it higher do not sell at these levels. Flipping counts as selling, so hold strong on what you got and you will see higher pps and greater rewards in the near future. IMO.
Mark emailed me saying that EESO will continue to buyback and retire shares over the coming days/weeks/months...etc. He said that there is no way dilution taking place. They have no shares that they could possibly dilute with. Everything is locked up. Hope this helps. Hopefully we get some updates soon. Preferably today as I still feel there are a great deal of questions investors deserve answers to. He also said that he has emailed Jared in regards to the share structure and the preferred stock. Apparently Jared is on vacation this week but he expects to hear back from him on this issue.
EESO would fit into their low cost solutions!
Leading up to an announcement?
Dow Joins IBM to Discuss Role of Technology in Addressing Global Water Challenge
MIDLAND, Mich., March 24, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Water is the single most important chemical compound for the preservation of human life and is one of the key enablers of the creation of wealth. Yet today, more than a billion people do not have access to safe drinking water and essential production processes are impacted by water scarcity. Against this backdrop The Dow Chemical Company (Dow) was proud to collaborate with IBM on their Global Innovation Outlook (GIO) on Water - a series of brainstorming sessions around the world, which brought together hundreds of the world's leading water management experts to discuss strategies for improving the efficiency of the world's water systems. The end report was published March 16, 2009.
"Dow believes that providing sustainable resolution to the global water challenge requires a collaborative approach from governments, businesses and humanitarian organizations," said Neil C. Hawkins, Dow vice president, Sustainability. "Participating in IBM's multi-stakeholder GIO process certainly allowed us to learn the perspectives from other key stakeholders and exchange ideas on how technology can help address the challenges we face."
"The sessions revealed that society and business are facing some complex challenges when it comes to understanding and managing water resources on this planet. Without sufficient insight into factors affecting water supply and usage you increasingly run the risk of failure," said Sharon Nunes, Vice President for Big Green Innovations at IBM. "Technology will play an important role in supplying water to the billions of future urban dwellers. Smart infrastructure will provide solutions to address urbanization."
Dow's commitment to Water
At Dow, the commitment to water is translated into concrete activities around the development of products and solutions to increase affordability, ensuring quality and access to drinking water and optimization of the company's own water use.
These activities are in part driven by the company's 2015 Sustainability Goals:
-- Drive a 35 percent reduction in the cost of water reuse and
desalination, through component technology advances.
-- Be a key enabler of low-cost technologies and business models for small
water treatment systems in the developing world.
-- Develop and implement minimal discharge plant designs while continuously
improving Dow's water use efficiency.
-- Catalyze awareness and action on the global safe water crisis through
leading innovative partnerships with corporations, NGOs and government
agencies.
The Dow Water Solutions business is focusing all of its technologies squarely on the problem of fresh water scarcity. These technologies center on desalination, purification, water re-use, and efficiency, and include reverse osmosis membranes, ultra-filtration membranes, arsenic removal media, and ion exchange resins.
Since 1994, Dow has reduced waste water globally by 38 percent - despite production rising by 32 percent.
For more information on the IBM Global Innovation Outlook on Water
Anyone who has ever talked with Jared or Mark would know that they have consistently stated to hold your shares if you can. The company is releasing news as they can in hopes that investors hold their shares. In my personal opinion there is absolutely no motive to have individuals dump shares. The ones dumping are short term investors or inexperienced investors selling out of uncertainty. Hang on to your shares. You got something big. In my opinion.
This is an ok theory but the PR said that the company that made the offer is positioned very well internationally. Wow Green is not! They may seek to become well positioned internationally but at this point that would be a huge stretch to make that claim. I don't believe it is Wow Green. IMO
Absolutely not! Novozymes is a world leader but they had revenues well over 1.2 billion in 2006. I was unable to find current revenues but they could be well over 2 billion a year now. It would cost a company well over 6 billion dollars to purchase Novozymes.
Regardless of what the offer is for EESO, be it 300 million, 500 million or 1-2 billion it would be a steal compared to attempting to buyout Novozymes. Buying out EESO is a very smart move considering there astronomical growth rate. They could be Novozymes #1 competitor in 2-3 years!
Yes, but Jared was there. So this would be the first public event publicly linking Wow Green and EESO.
I know. My reply was siding with you. We are in agreement.
NO. The WOW Green Pre Launch Event in MI is what is being referred to and this preceded the open house.
Well that is fine if your the owner of a privately held company but with a publicly held company I think you have to look out for your shareholders a little as well.
Dow AgroSciences LLC, based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, is a top-tier agricultural company that combines the power of science and technology with the "Human Element" to constantly improve what is essential to human progress. Dow AgroSciences provides innovative technologies for crop protection, pest and vegetation management, seeds, traits, and agricultural biotechnology to serve the world's growing population. Global sales for Dow AgroSciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company, are $4.5 billion. Learn more at www.dowagro.com.
From Dow Chemicals Website:
Dow’s Position
As one of the largest chemical companies in the world, we are uniquely positioned to address the global challenges that live at the nexus of greatest need and most significant business opportunity. Our 2015 Sustainability Goals serve as the yardstick in measuring our progress. Specifically, the Sustainable Chemistry goal integrates the innovative application of science and technology with societal needs and challenges to identify, commercialize and deliver solutions.
In the area of resource management we will strive for improvements in greenhouse gas emissions, fresh water use, recycled materials as feedstocks, waste reduction, and renewable raw materials. The company challenges any activities which emit persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic substances (PBTs) that are listed in the Stockholm Convention. Finally, Dow will promote businesses whose products fill social needs for drinking water, affordable housing, food production, personal and public health, safety and economic development, particularly in developing countries.
Regarding the buyout:
Everyone has known that the Lee's are prospective customers with the desire to sell the product in South Korea/Asia...etc. That being said we all know why the Lee's would be in South Korea at the site of the testing.
Now the real question is: Why would someone from Dow Chemicals be there? A company with the ability to be a competitor to EESO would not be allowed at these talks/testing..UNLESS they were involved due to larger interests!
This of course is all in my opinion. Any thoughts?