Opinion from MB, page-23

Hi pilko,

No offence taken. To be honest, I hadn't really given much thought to whether my statement could be conceived as unsubstantiated ramping. Thanks for pointing this out.  

FYI: the "street" that I was referring to are primarily BASF, Bayer, the Max Planck Institute, HeidelbergCement, Leonhard Weiss, Hochtief and Dow Chemical, who are all in Germany, as well as the Stanford University, who are in California.

I have spoken at length with all of the above companies and institutes within the last 6 months regarding EdenCrete and EDE's CNT's in general, as well as about Eden's unique production process, including Eden's solving of the dispersion problem and their abiility to produce all of their existing and future CNT based applications on an industrial scale. The overall feedback, is that Eden is at the forefront of an exciting and fast growing industry. Unfortunately I cannot cannot name any of the other companies that I have spoken to recently for confidentiality reasons.

BASF, Bayer, Dow Chemical, the Max Planck Institute and the Stanford University all specifically said that they have seen tremendous progress made with CNT's and the development of CNT applications over the last 12 months, and that they see a huge future in concrete and steel construction, plastics and polymers, electronics, energy storage, medicine, and much more.

HeidelbergCement, Leonhard Weiss and Hochtief see things the same way, however, due to their involvement in the construction industry, they specifically added that they see a big future for carbon reinforced concrete in construction. All three agreed that EdenCrete has ticked a lot of boxes and that the next 12-24 months will be the proof of the pudding.

Best regards,

Mark