Integral Technologies Inc. (fka ITKG)

[gktignol]

pgs,

I don't know anything about an interview with a group of Dutch Investors -- that could very well be the case, but I'm just not aware if it.

From the basis of your post, however, I think you are referring to these comments:

"In the first half of 2007, a third-party facility was completing the chemical and electrical testing of ElectriPlast pellets. Robinson says he hopes Integral will see more patents approved by the end of 2007 and hopes to begin selling pellets by the end of the year. Although he says he’s not quite sure when customers will be able to purchase cell phones with Plas-Tenna, Robinson thinks the long wait for Integral to see its product in the marketplace is nearly over. “We’re talking with the top one or two manufacturers of cell phone bodies,” Robinson says. “They’re putting a lot of pressure on us to get the testing done. The design cycles are 12 to 18 months out, so I’d be thrilled if we made enough impact to see phones [with PlasTenna] in late 2008.”

Those comments were taken from the CPU Article that is posted on PK's blog. To access the article in its entirety, go here: http://www.badongo.com/file/3059555

Having said all of that, please keep in mind that in this reference Mr. Robinson is talking about one narrow application -- cell phone bodies. This reference does not appear to exclude the thousands of other uses for ElectriPlast.

regards,
gktignol