re: Ann: Energy Efficiency Growing Customer B... There's no...

re: Ann: Energy Efficiency Growing Customer B... There's no doubt that GER is going from strength to strength and today's announcement is yet another timely reminder to those on this thread who continue to focus solely on the NewCO2Fuels technology that GER is not a one-trick pony.

The two names that stick out the most in today's announcement are ALDI and Schweppes.

ALDI has aggressive expansion plans across Australia.

ALDI has already secured a 13.5 hectare site for its WA warehouse and distribution centre at Jandakot Airport which is due for completion by 2016 to support a planned rollout of 70 stores WA-wide.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/discount-supermarket-chain-aldi-to-hold-wa-supplier-meeting/story-fnhocxo3-1226802365583

Furthermore, ALDI plans to build a new 8 hectare warehouse and distribution centre at Regency Park, SA for a 30,000sqm facility to support the rollout of 50 stores SA-wide.

http://www.foodmag.com.au/news/aldi-plans-new-$70m-warehouse-and-distribution-cen

Given what has already happened in Brendale, QLD then you'd have to think GER are a red-hot chance of being selected for the WA and SA projects as well.

http://www.foodmag.com.au/news/aldi-to-set-up-new-major-distribution-centre

Don't even get me started on Schweppes Australia. They are owned by Japanese giant Asahi and have 12 distribution centres and 11 manufacturing sites Australia-wide.

http://www.schweppesaustralia.com.au/Who-We-Are.aspx

The opportunities with ALDI and Schweppes are massive.

Today's announcement is a strong indication of things to come going forward for GER.

I couldn't be happier holding GER for the long-term.

The future for this company has never looked brighter.