Your good bro & your investment is golden.. We’re all frustrated & have endured a roller coaster ride; however, the best has yet to come. I’m sure strong hands will prevail & NS will come through in the clutch. It’s crunch time and they know this.. Hope you enjoy the rest of your night bro.. thumbs up!!
They only just got the patent on Christmas 2018. The just pulled the first test lot in the last 2 weeks. They are going to the 1st conference with real data and product. But we are impatient because they are screwing around and wasting time? I refuse to put my timeline on them. I KNOW this is going to end up well. There really isn't another feasable alternative for these guys. They know shrimp, they know the tech is revolutionary, they all have business experience. Cha Ching!
Delgado has plenty of experience. Why would you discount that?
The company received its patent recently. The initial harvest has been put on hold for reasons that have been hinted at but I suspect have to do with the Aquaculture show. The show goes on till this Sunday. All these things need to come together before deals get done. The more interest and potential licensees the stronger the company's position becomes.
I have no doubt that next week they will be giving many tours to the interested parties from the conference. I would not be surprised if wanting to have a tank full of still growing shrimp to show to prospective customers after the conference has a lot to do with why they didn't do the complete harvest.
The visual impact of dipping a net into that large tank and bringing up a bunch of healthy good looking shrimp will be huge to prospective investors / licensees.
Remember those shrimp are still growing.
So give them a a little time. Things are coming together very nicely.
They spent years developing this disruptive, revolutionary technology and have the ‘holy grail’ of aquaculture...rolling this out will take time. Do you realize the business background of the CEO? He has been in business his whole career. Prior to Natural Shrimp he created a holding company and bought and sold a bunch of businesses. He’s a savvy businessman holding the future of the aquaculture industry in his patent. I’d rather have a businessman doing ‘science’ at the helm than the other way around. Granted they aren’t stock promoters and only took the company public to get the funds necessary to bring the R&D across the finish line. Do they value the shareholders—sure...or they going to cater to our every whim and fancy? Not at all, nor should they.
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