While 2014 revenues are from the tire facility, management is concentrating on the waste to energy project, where the big $$$ is. The company does need to explain where revs are going to come from, once tire plant is sold. I will share that very subject with mgmt when I talk to them soon, and we should see some further explanation on that very subject. Their project in the Northeast should be good for testing later this month, give or take a few weeks. Assuming all goes well and as expected, I think you will see some PR efforts to show the world what this technology can do. From there, I would expect contract and build announcements worth much more than tire recycling. And while the Dallas facility has been their little cash cow, I'm confident they know what they're doing, and will be much better off keeping their eye on the prize. They've done a nice job with keeping float low, and with some volume, $0.10 is a short-term target that is very attainable, with much higher PPS as business model comes towards fruition. Just my opinion from what I do know, but very pleased with where they are now.
GLTA!
