LR8, bus contracts are completed everyday where one company positions itself for possible future applications, tech acquisitions, process applications, land grabs, etc. These type of contracts are written in 'future' terms meaning if something happens then this contract becomes a viable piece of paper. We see these 'futures' all the time and honestly to put much stock in these at this early stage is all conjecture. To wit: everyone thinking of investing in any company, and in this instance BION, should ask one question "if BION doesn't find someone willing to put up over a $100,000,000 for a plant that may or may not be able to produce urea as outlined in an engineering report not produced by BION and based on opinion" do you think theses contracts really mean anything? "Real Patent" applications. Please my grandchildren have patent applications for new tech that may or may not work. Silly references by all the BION crew including Codaras. Bottom line continues to be simple no matter how much rhetoric the BION Guys try and frame their simple press releases and board messages,just show us the money and the plant funds and quit posting all these meaningless press releases hoping that people will not be able to see through this nonsense. The day BION actually builds a plant and begins revenue is the day we'll all get behind this company. Until then ALL INVESTORS STAY AWAY FROM THIS FLORIDA COMPANY!
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