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sickzone

11/29/18 12:05 PM

#146340 RE: WebSlinger #146338

The sites with those contracts are updated 90 days after signing.

So an extension could be given and you won't know till 3 months later.

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EOT

11/29/18 12:52 PM

#146342 RE: WebSlinger #146338

Lol, that’s why this PR came out on October 30th
SUCCESS!!!!!



October 30th....
“When the Army chose to award the second phase of this project we knew that we were given a great opportunity to prove the power of our technology and our approach using silkworms,” said COO, Jon Rice. “Today we’re thrilled to announce that our work was a success and that we now have a line of silkworms that produce a recombinant spider silk better matched for the demands of protective textile applications. We expect this new strain will play a critical role in our expansion and commercialization of spider silk far beyond the market for bullet proof vests.”
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gruber72

11/29/18 5:44 PM

#146358 RE: WebSlinger #146338

I'll repeat my question to you that went unanswered:

Where do you see KBLB in 1 year? 3-years? 5-years?

Is this a company that you believe is worth investing in?
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EOT

11/29/18 7:18 PM

#146363 RE: WebSlinger #146338

Wow I really have to laugh at that. Good one.
Here are a few other applications...

Existing silk market..... 5 $billion
Medical... Vast.
Cars
planes
Cables
Mundane clothing
Protective clothing
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MASSIVE!!!!!!!!!



“The ability to rapidly scale up this newly announced material, from initial testing to pilot scale production, is a major differentiator in our approach, which utilizes silkworms and the existing global silk infrastructure,” said COO, Jon Rice. “The current global infrastructure, equipment and skilled labor, is able to produce more than 150,000 metric tons of conventional silk per year. Our recombinant spider silk silkworm technology is a direct drop-in replacement for traditional silkworms and allows us to move quickly, with minimal investment, to bring new products to market.”