XNRGI Inc fka NPWZ

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The new video has new tech and a new statement about patents..about 1:31 secs in the video states 26 patents...

Might be that they finally have verification with corresponding patents inline?

The company line was 15 patent listed and 12 pending.. wonder if the patents finally got approved

http://consiliumglobalresearch.com/consilium_PDFs/NPWZ_Initiation_9-10-2014.pdf

An independent group valued the company’s fuel cell IP
in the range of $800 million to $1.6 billion, but we scaled
this back using conservative assumptions to a range of
$46.9 million to $117.7 million. That same research group
estimates that stationary fuel cell markets will grow from
$1.2 billion in 2013 to $14.3 billion in 2020.


Intellectual Property – 2013 Acquisition of Tekion Assets
Over the years the company has amassed a substantial stable of 14 patents, and various pending
patents and patent applications.
In late 2011, an independent, professional IP evaluation company, Dolcera Corp., assessed Neah
Power’s patent portfolio and determined a valuation range of approximately $800 million to $1.6 billion.
This valuation was based on the projected growth rates in various markets, the ability of the company to
garner market share, and the types of royalty arrangements that can be reasonably expected. All this is
contingent upon the uniqueness of the company’s proprietary technology. The company’s patents are
slated to expire in the years 2020 - 2030.
The acquisition of Tekion’s assets in November, 2013 brought to Neah Power several of the above
mentioned patents and the capability to build upon its silicon and formic acid technologies. It is upon
these new and innovative technologies that the promise of long-term growth has been based. It stands to
reason that the value of the assets from the Tekion acquisition reinforces the overall valuation of the
company.
Three Main Market Areas of Value
The Dolcera evaluation focused on three major markets, the military, transportation and stationary fuel
cell markets. In addition, because of the company’s strong links to the Indian government, that
government’s potential spending on military applications was also included.
We believe Dolcera’s valuation parameters are overly optimistic relative to the status of the company’s
current commercialization efforts. Projecting royalties is indeed a viable method by which to assess a
company’s value, but much verification will still be needed of the company’s technology before major
manufacturers or large-scale power generation entities are likely to step forward and embrace Neah
Power.