I believe we are in for some very good news, possibly KBL dividing into two business segments.
1. KBL hybrid silks utilizing the Prodigy-Vietnam subsidiary and the silk worm engine. Monster Silk, Dragon Silk and additional new silks tailored for the many existing and future markets.
Nike
Adidas
MFFF-A
Levi Straus
UA
New Balance
Polartec-Milliken
2. Synthetic Spider Silk Based Polymers. KBL's molecular biology lab has isolated the gene sequencing of materials created by various exotic species; the very sequences that allow these materials to have incredible strength, flexibility/stiffness, and weighing next to nothing. Combining these newly discovered sequences with the proprietary sequencing of KBL's specific hybrid silks MAY create fibers with unlimited potential for industry.
DuPont: A new fiber to replace Kevlar. We have known any genetic engineered silk, by itself, would probably not prevent bullet penetration. Bob, this could be your answer for DuPont.
Dow Chemical: New biodegradable fibers with strength to replace many plastics. Interesting to find Dow Corporate is only 112 miles from Ann Arbor, MI.
JNJ: Invasive or otherwise medical devices.
Regardless of the endless possibilities, Kim needs to outline some licensing agreement, partnership or other type of revenue stream.
If he delays announcing some form of business venture (in the current news climate)then I believe the April 16th webcast may have the same impact as announcing a Major Scientific Breakthrough on.
November 22, 1963 or July 20, 1969.
I am very hopeful for all fellow KBL investors.
