Regenx Tech Corp. C.RGX

From webinar 12/19/23

[on-target]

Rick Purdy said,"Mod #1 will start 1,000 LB each day in Jan 2024.

[lscfa]

Any revenue guidance? 1000 lbs/day should be $3 million per qtr

[canuck1326]

Now I am curious what their planned cadence will be for increasing the throughput rate? Eg is it 1000lbs/day for a week then if all goes well the move to 1500 lbs/day or possibly 2000lbs per day for another week and so on?  This is the type of intormation I think they could share without a bunch of expectations.  They can outright say this is the plan but like anything that plan may

[AlfTanner]

They did not say it exactly, but I get the impression that the main reason they are increasing production slowly is for 2 reasons: 1. They want to ensure they keep the recovery rate up above 90% as they process larger batches. 2. They have a limited amount of catalytic converter material, and they do not want to waste any without a good recovery rate. Honestly, I do not understand why the ramp up

[Ballsofire]

I'd say buying more converters is a good sign. 

[on-target]

canuck1326 - You hit the nail on the head at the end of your post when you said," How mucjh does the chemistry change with volume and grade of feedstock?" I think you think like Thomas Edison.  Greg Pandura did said in the webinar that they're doing something no one did before in an environmentally friendly processes.I think he was hinting that for this reason, this can

[on-target]

Also, canuck13 - on CEO.CA, said,"Only they know what they're planning and aiming for." IMO, You are correct. Each time I ask Greg on a phone call about the process, I get the impression he holds back on exact information on the process. Hey I would too if I were in charge of (RGX).    It all comes down to not making it easy for any company to copy what we have.

[Ballsofire]

Your post came at a time when the thought of someone stealing this process crossed my mind, for instance the potential to hire someone who learns the process and then is bought off by a company to steal the process. After Envirleach I'm sure Greg knows what he needs to do. 

[canuck1326]

I get all that. I've worked on processes that have a different recipe for different products. Although there is an element of trial and error it's usually not just guess work. There is almost always an plan in place to reach the end goal. In the end these are questions I ask but I don't expect the company to actually be able to answer.  I have a colleague I introduced RGX to and

[bailey2]

You have my vote to go to Tennessee and straighten things out. The company needs two new hires. I've been to funerals that were more exciting than that webinar. I learned nothing new, from any previous update, presentation, video, or other. There was one thing......... We are not able to put 4 wheelbarrows (they hold about 237 pounds of dirt)  full of feedstock per day, yet....... that