You love talking off the top of your head without any facts to back up your statement that "other companies achieved the same..." PROVE IT.
You also don't read NRs very well, so I'll highlight the statements that the process is economically feasible.."The fact is Magog and Colorado viability would have several advantages. First, raw material costs can be minimized with direct control on material quality through its 1st stage of process with pure fine dust. Further, this material is then processed through several stages into value added compound which will allow the customers good saving in their raw material costs, while also allowing Magog and Colorado a healthy profit margin. With increased potential consumption in each area of application and a much broader application base, all this adds up to very exciting developments. I have no doubt that once our compounds are readily available to tire manufactures, an explosive growth will follow and would likely lead to a change in business model as the potential volume would make it difficult to address from one or even several units."
