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Saturday, 04/11/2015 5:45:20 PM

Saturday, April 11, 2015 5:45:20 PM

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What investors need to know about JNSH (broken down by subsidiary):

Evolve USA Charging Company:

JNSH was on a growth tear with 2 acquisitions, and a share buyback. When they acquired 350Green's Chicago Charging Network, they got bogged down in a quagmire by a frivolous lawsuit by CCGI. CCGI lost the case and lost the appeal.

CCGI would not handover the software "keys" to JNSH, so JNSH partnered with $10B nrg eVgo to rip out the old software and reboot with their network. The chargers were brought back to full functionality in late 2014 and JNSH could now begin to collect revenue.

JNSH partnered up with ngr eVgo on ~20 high speed chargers. JNSH will generate revenue from these as well as for maintaining the chargers and will be being paid to do new installs for nrg in the future. JNSH will also continue building out their own network including installing their own 100% owned high speed chargers. This has not been possible until this spring when the Chicago ground is thawed and they can begin doing outside work. We should see ongoing revenues from the nrg installs and charging fees as well as the revenues from the rest of the Chicago Charging Network wholly owned by JNSH.

JNSH has plans to expand the network outside of just the Chicagoland area.

JNSH Power and Control Systems:

This subsidiary does all types of electrical work. They work in:
Temperature Controls, Fire Alarm & Life Safety Systems, Power Distribution, Commercial Construction, Data & Communication Cabling, Lighting Control, Solar Power Systems, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, Wind Turbine Power systems, Building Automation, etc.

They work for private companies as well as state and local governments

They are fully licensed union workers.

A list of many of their projects and customers can be found here:

http://www.jnspower.com/completed-projects.php

Customers include giants like ComEd, Costco, Men's Wearhouse, etc. to name a few.

S&H Leasing, Inc.:

Not the sexiest of their divisions, but it generates revenue leasing out equipment. They no longer break this number out separately, but when last broken out it generated around $100k/year in profit.

General:

JNSH has a track record of complete honesty and straightforwardness. They have never done anything that would be considered scammy in any way making them a unique investment in the pink universe.

They are a growing company and have always been profitable as a listed company (except for 2013 when the legal fees and distractions of defending the frivolous CCGI lawsuit gave them a negative cashflow).

The OS is 149M, and the AS is only 200M.

And 2015 is going to be another record year!