SHMP ordered additional electrocoagulation units a couple of weeks before even announcing the final patent test was successful. They wouldn't have done so without definite plans to expand operations. They will be producing a minimum of 7000 pounds of shrimp a week at full capacity with the number of tanks they have at present, with plenty of space to add there, not to mention the ease of establishing similar plants even in warehouse rentals in other cities.
Patience is necessary they just finished the test, got the patent and announced these things a week ago and have just started meeting and solidifying upcoming deals at a first convention followed by another next week with parties that have been following their progress with their technology since they first proposed a giant leap away from biofloc.
In my opinion the patent will be worth a billion give or take regardless of whether they become a huge shrimp producer on their own or not...regardless, in my opinion as well, they will be producing shrimp in that capacity under the aegis of a large seafood company, or there will be a buyout of the patent...either way a win win.
Reading the patent went a long way to convincing me and convinced I am 100 percent.
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