DD Support Board and Research Team

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Didn’t Keer already attempt a reg A filing under SWA BUT THE INC version and they did nothing with it resulting in a non action letter from the SEC?
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1821743/000168316821000951/sustainable_1a-circular.htm

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1821743/999999999722000183/filename1.pdf


So now he is going through another company filing. Reg A?
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1935435/000168316822004614/sixtysix_1a.htm


“The Company Overview

SIXTY SIX OILFIELD SERVICES, INC. (“SSOF”) is a Florida based company, having offices in Oviedo, Florida and Warminster, PA, USA, the company’s business strategy started with the acquisition of Sustainable Water Solutions, Inc., a Wyoming company which was formed to execute a roll-up plan incorporating water treatment system integration, significant re-occurring revenues from service and equipment rentals and emerging water treatment technologies via strategic acquisitions. The company is poised to capitalize and expand on the many years of expertise in both regional and global markets in the industrial, potable, wastewater and in the specialized water treatment and purification sectors. SWS is in negotiation with three strategic companies for acquisition.

“Acquisition #1” is currently a confidential letter of intent with final closing of the transaction to be completed one this Offering meets 50% of the maximum. With the first acquisition, Acquisition #1, SWS will have a fully functional operation that was established in 1985.

Acquisition #1 provides commercially proven industrial equipment designs, systems, technologies and programs and re-occurring revenues that secure its position in that is multi-billion-dollar, global market. The core design technologies, developed by this acquisition, have over 35-years in industry applications. The acquisitions also have a significant portion of their revenues generated service contracts and equipment rentals. Finally, this acquisition has a client base that includes over a dozen Fortune 500® companies. Identifying and commercializing re-occurring revenue opportunities and innovative solutions to provide industrial and potable water solutions worldwide, is one of the main focuses of SWS.

During the COVID-19 shutdowns of 2020 water treatment for generation of power and production of pharmaceuticals was considered essential businesses. Acquisition #1 was able to remain open during the entire shutdown. The service portion of the business remained stable and revenues only dropped slightly. The capital portion of the business did drop off significantly during the initial shutdown but the demand for new equipment just shifted to the third and fourth quarter of operations.

The issue surrounding water is not the lack of resources but the lack of water that is pure enough to use for its intended purpose. Water is the most abundant material on the surface of the planet yet less than 2.5% is “freshwater” and less than 0.1% is suitable for use without any treatment. According to Research Nester’s September 2018 report:

“The global market of water and wastewater treatment is expected to flourish with significant compound annual growth rate over the forecast period 2018-2027. Factors such as growing demand for drinking water and waste-water treatment in commercial and industrial applications are anticipated to generate noteworthy market valuation for water and wastewater treatment market by reaching around USD 704 Billion by the end of 2027.”

The Industrial portion of the market is expected to have annual growth of 9.0% during that period. Most of the growth will occur in developing countries because, as the standard of living rises, the awareness of the health issues associated with untreated water becomes more widespread, industry growth requires high quality water, the energy and power industry will place mare demands on infrastructure and new technologies require purer water. There is also a shift from ground water, which has been filtered by hundreds of feet of porous rock, to surface waters. Surface waters are more easily contaminated by sewage and industrial waste. The global need is for a company that can deliver water treatment technology on a local level, show companies how to treat water as a resource and provide environmentally friendly solutions to contamination issues. SWS has the talent, capabilities, and structure to fulfill that need better than much larger companies or any smaller companies.




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SWS’s team has the unique ability to execute system integration projects to produce purified water in a cost-effective manner and to evaluate water treatment technologies for their sound engineering as well as their market potential. The team has international experience and research and development experience. SWS, with its acquisitions and future acquisition targets has standard equipment designs, contract manufacturing sources and marketing agreements that will quickly establish a positive and profitable cash flow. This cash flow provides a proof of concept that justifies the acquisition strategy and will support the team’s registration in the public markets allowing for the evaluation and acquisition of key growth technologies.

The investment objective is to roll-up approximately $100 million in annual revenues with a 40-50% reoccurring revenue base and developing technologies to attract and acquisition partner for a corporate buy-out.”


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Sorry don’t have a lot of time for this.
But SSOF has quite a few dubious characters that have played parts in other OTC companies. Keer is not the only one.
WTKN IS ONE - with same CPA (Gauchy) and same attorney (Morris). How are they doing?

Daniel Sobolewski
managing member at D B Capital LLC
D B Capital LLC - isn’t he partnered with Robert Xu?
(OBCN)
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=156365895
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=156368727


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