I have been in science for about 15 years now and have my Ph.D. I have done some work in industry and have seen how big money can bend the truth. I now work at the university.
I first found JBII because it was listed on the top ten listing. After looking at the ibox, I was impressed with the company. I am always looking for green companies. The major plus is that they are reporting. As the company has transitioned from one owner to another (John), I feel that it will take at least 1-2 years before JBII can uplist. Otherwise, you can have fly by night companies being thrown together and try uplisting. Thus JBII has a while before it goes anywhere.
A second thing that I like about the company is that they say something and act on it. They tested the small processor and now are on the large one. They did not dilute shares to do this. They needed a chemical company to manufacture the catalyst, JBII merged with one. John needed more experience people around him, the two business acquisition helps him build a stronger company. They still need independent committee members on JBII board before they can uplist. (No one has talked about that yet).
As for scaling issue, that could make or break most companies. However, as I mentioned in other communications, P2O does not have to produce a specific end product to make the overall process work, making money from it. However, the efficiency of the process is important as to determine how much money will be made.
As for concerns... people here are trying to rush everything. They are trying to get corporate secrets with their "question list" and pissing off John. When you work for a private company you cannot talk about the specific. Investors want JBII to shoot to the moon without have huge profits to support a long a steady rise in PPS. They are acting as if it another penny stock to gamble with. I think that is why John refused to do a pump and dump.
Potential downside is the cost of transport of P2O product to a refinery. It all depends on where P2O process is in relationship to the refinery.
The things that people might not know are that Canada is very progressive. JBII should be getting tax breaks. Canada might be a better location than the USA for base operations. JBII has mentioned expansion into Mexico, but not yet into EU. The diesel market there is huge. John has potentially 25 franchises lined up. I think that is just the beginning, IF the processes is scalable to make lots of money.
I have to get back to work. Lot day in the lab.
Cheers
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