Xeriant Inc (XERI)

[quester614]

What statements here turned out to be close to be truthful and accurate. Why are you still here?????
NO NFPA 286 TEST that met or surpass the existing code requirements
NO large-scale production at a well-established contract manufacturer. They haven't even made an other pilot production again.
NO FUNDING from a prominent investment bank is interested in providing the funding needed for plant and equipment to Duffy since he has a DEFAULT with a toxic lender.

quester614
Re: Smartypants2 post# 33798
Friday, September 13, 2024 11:47:39 AM
Post# 33801 of 34961
What a JOKE!!!! I'm still waiting for you to honor a bet that you LOST over the certification of Nexboard LAST YEAR. What is your time frame for this BS DEAL??? Another year or two?? LOLOLOL How about you make the offer a year from our last bet and set the end of Oct 2024????????

Smartypants2
09/13/24 12:29 PM
#33804 RE: quester614 #33801

OK, by the end of October, XERI will have to provide substantial evidence that those statements were generally truthful and accurate. But you and your fellow XERI haters can't be trusted to judge what is truthful and accurate. I will accept Meitze as an objective decider of fact.

Smartypants2
Re: KILLAZILLA post# 33797
Friday, September 13, 2024 11:26:00 AM
Post# 33798 of 34960
This text (BELOW) was lifted directly from the recent PR. If any of it turns out to be demonstrably false, then I will will join this board in calling XERI out for issuing a false and deceptive official announcement. Including to the SEC. But if it turns out to be substantially true, then you, Q, SIO, John Doe, Surge, etc. all have to publicly admit you were wrong. Deal?
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“Following initial fire testing at a national certification laboratory in June, Xeriant engaged a polymer chemist to help refine NEXBOARD’s composition, with a focus on passing the rigorous NFPA 286 test. Leading up to this step were several modifications in the base material and fire-retardant compositions, and finalizing a production method that delivers the highest volume, best quality output at the lowest cost, which involved extensive research and testing over many months. We believe that the additional changes will enable NEXBOARD to meet or surpass the existing code requirements for building materials used for our targeted applications,” stated Keith Duffy, CEO of Xeriant.

Xeriant is also in the process of setting up large-scale production at a well-established contract manufacturer, which will enable NEXBOARD to be sold in volume near-term. A list of companies are waiting for production to start so they can begin making purchases. In order to meet the vast market demand, Xeriant plans to set up its own manufacturing facilities and has already identified equipment and potential locations for the first site. Meetings have already taken place with a prominent investment bank interested in providing the funding needed for plant and equipment.