Replies to post #32322 on Amfil Technologies Inc (FUNN)

[Macod]

Recent update on manufacturing from Company PR:

"Our JV partner in the EcoPrO3 project, AOI (Advanced Ozone Integration), has recently leased and completed required upgrades/renovations on an office and manufacturing facility near Toronto, Ontario. This will provide the projects President, Ambrose Fillis, with further oversight of the manufacturing process which was previously occurring in Michigan. Ambrose is in the process of obtaining the inventory to complete the transition of the manufacturing process to this new space to coincide with the developing sales and distribution of the product line. The new facility will also include a display of the Roto-Gro/EcoPrO3 systems."

[User-65225]

Then how did this SAME company create systems for Pepsi, etc? Again, this is not their first rodeo... nor is the GZ tech entirely different than what they have installed in the past.

The President of the GZ sub has built/installed systems for multi billion dollar companies and if you look at the pictures and have manufacturing/supply chain experience, you can see that it is most likey an assembled unit. They dont have the facilities to be able to build these parts from raw materials. It would be a large facility, which i doubt they have.

Nobody on this board knows and nobody at Grozone or Amfil has answered me. Dogman and his business associates are in the MJ manufacturing business and they are apparently sold on the Grozone units. Perhaps he knows how the units are manufactured.

No offense to Dog, but being able to grow MJ is not the same as manufacturing/assembling these systems.

These are likely assembled... They might do some in house welding, etc, but i HIGHLY doubt they build every component, its not logic when there are several suppliers that have ozone equipment, chassis, computers, etc.

IMO they Engineer the parts, then have other well equipped companies build them to spec.

[pinch one]

Do you want to go to snakes kitchen and watch them make food too? Make sure the chefs are wearing their hair nets? This technology has been used for at least 15 years by companies such as pepsi, sysco and nestle. Its proven