I compared the two because they are both fuel cell companies not because the CEO's are black first of all. Second there has been 2 splits under Berry however, the first was when suja minerals acquired GEI and their share structure needed to be adjusted due to poor management on suja's part not Berry. Last I heard GEI's share count was 5.1 mill not including the additional 500k for the zarvic acquisition. 5.6 mill total with a 1.2 float. Where do you get 10 million OS from??
If you knew anything about the company or the tech you would see that Berry and other GEI employees started this company from scratch. Constructed a new type of fuel cell (HTPEM with multiple input and output voltages that operate from 2-100kw). It takes a substantial amount of capital to do this. GEI has received grant funding from the army, air force, DOT, DOE and many other organizations to bring their product to market, and now its here. Lynntech purchased a gen 4 unit last year. The government of Tanzania would not work with a scam company to build a suite of 15MW to 45MW projects. Also Zarvic Brothers would not allow GEI to acquire them for 500k restricted shares (currently a $30,000 price tag) if Berry was a scam artist that is going to sink the company. Zarvic is getting on board because they have the ability to acquire real estate quickly at great prices. GEI will utilize this company to expand rapidly by purchasing retail/office space, manufacturing facilities and to assist with product deployment to commercial customers that zarvic has networked with.
All this info is out there, just gotta look for it. Its not hard to see the direction that this is going whether you choose to admit to it or not.
