Replies to post #34575 on High Wire Networks Inc (HWNI)

[tdtcal]

Wow, that's not how it's done.

A large corporation might license the technology (exclusively) and compose and fund their own start-up to further develop the Mantra technology at which time the large corporation buys it back......

or

A large corporation licenses the Mantra technology (exclusively) and develops a product. If the technology is developed enough. Mantra's technology as of today is not (as far as what is publically known). And a large corporation is not going to hire Mantra's people, en masse.

Since Mantra's technology has been around for scrutiny for several years now, it seems option #1 is out.

Since Mantra has yet to display a demo pilot device ERC or MRFC, they would not be candidates for option #2.

They might build an MRFC that would power a electric bike/motorbike which would be affordable and allow better marketing credibility.

Well..............

[uksausage]

Lots of good info here but lets look at what they mean for Mantra as potential business (not research and development)

Alstrom/Lafarge - we know about - partner for prototype, proof of concept first full scale projects etc could become significant customer for ERC systems

Kemira and NORAM could help sell the formic acid produced from ERC or Mantra just sell to them which is good.

BC Research is just to help build the ERC Pilot site

Powertech Labs Inc. is just for the flue gas handling of the plant.

so none of these partners are any use in developing or establishing a market introduction strategy for the MRFC

Just supports my theory that the fuel cell is just a passing by product of what they can do and has very very little investment and board attention.

This is a shame and they should either sell the technology or partner with someone who can take ot from lab to marketable product.