Replies to post #10475 on QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

[4starman]

What is Drp?

[zerosum]

Right on Kela.

I like the way you think my friend.

I agree with you, and I'm betting that Richard Kinder knows EXACTLY who STWA is, and what we are doing. He ought to, we have a contract with him!

I will not be surprised one tiny bit if either TransCanada or Kinder Morgan make a bid for us, or both of them do. Or others.

5 other NDA's in the pipe could mean 5 other potential bidders for the company, and the best part is, we don't have to sell if we don't want to, as it would come to a vote. But rest assured whatever the bid was, say $20.00, our stock would shoot right there or close and we would all benefit from the bid for the company.

Richard Kinder's acquisition strategy looks like it will be aggressive too. According to the articles out (thank you to Alkaline and others for sharing) Kinder Morgan has just undergone a large restructuring, and is actively seeking companies to acquire specifically in the mid-stream space. You've got to believe we could have a serious target on our back.

[pandavoine]

Here's the article: http://online.wsj.com/articles/kinder-morgan-to-consolidate-in-70-billion-deal-1407704960

[Pie]

I think we'll see a bidding war for STWA between Kinder Morgan and TransCanada.
We'll see what the offers are but I'd like to think we shareholders don't take it. G. Bigger obviously has expansion plans..

"Looking ahead, our goals include continuing testing with our customer, installing the second AOT system as well as a joule heat system with a potential customer for testing, continuing to make inroads with potential customers in the U.S. and Canada as well as exploring opportunities for acquisitions that could be complementary to our core operations and/or drive revenue that is accretive to the business. I believe we are well on our way to creating a business that capitalized on meeting the growing demand for flow technologies in the oil & gas industry," said Bigger.

Could he be thinking of buying manufacturers of the AOT? I'd like to know how others interpret the quote. I feel it would be good to break out from being an entirely intellectual property company.