I agree with your comment of
"He appreared as unprepared, unscripted and amateurish which as the CEO of Valcent, should not have happened. One would think that the media people advising Valcent would have learned the lessons from Fane's disasterous performance during the Vertical Farming Webinar earlier in the year."
Valcent and others on here made great claims about the media company then as you say they should have skooled ( pun ) him in the art of presentation or put there own person in there. The only positive outlook is that it got a good response for such a bad presentation put forward.
Your other claim
"It is clear that Valcent do not have credible answers for the vertical growing sector."
I disagree I still think that we have a good system that is the rolls royce as this can be automated and it looks good but a bad buisness man can ruin a good business. Again I question why we need outside investment when such a small sum of $1,000,000 is stopping a sale when as he mentioned one is to be announced in the next few weeks.
Do not forget we have delivered the paignton project so we can build a working system and "ironed the bugs out" so this surely is a good thing, but I agree we have to deliver a working commercial project, he also mentioned a "Grower Expert" and ongoing consultancy for the systems is this in house if so who is it as I thought David Dicks was our hydroponic expert then we had those before him, but they where in the Uk and we are now looking Canada and US.
I wait to reserve judgement but I am not holding my breath as that may be to risky.
