Well It appears that any bright side news muct come from Montana.
The factory lease agreement looks very oppressive to me, calling for a huge rental payment based on production, but if the factory ramps up maybe they can make some money. I still cannot see how any of that money will benefit shareholders--when Shenher increased the outstanding shares to over 240 million on the eve of the pump and dump run up he appears to have made it mathematically impossible for the shares to gain much if any.
As far as China, that is very obviously absolutely a dead end--the agreement calling for 5% of revenues in such a low margin business makes it mathematically impossible for shareholders to gain a penny--in fact, in order for a share of CPOW to increase 1 cent they would have to see revenues of over a billion dollars.
This company could not hit anywhere near that.
Monster company?
There are now monster companies that produce enough of the products you refer to to drown every American, Canadian and Chinaman on Earth.
That is why profit margins are so low, there was / is an immense need for such products and the monsters jumped in to fill those needs with their billions and now there is a state of over production.
That is why the Montana plant was available, it was sitting idle.
If someone who owns CPOW and is a poster here lives anywhere near Culbertson it would be great for them to go there and actually see what is going on there, ask questions.
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