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International Bio Recovery Corporation V.IBR



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International Bio Recovery Corporation
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Post by whiteguyon May 24, 2002 5:04pm
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Hey Prez, silence this

Hey Prez, silence thisHow many 15 tons/week IBR plants do you think China is going to need? IBR is only off by a factor of 30 from what the analyst predicted the share price would be LAST YEAR. (Remember $14-$15/share)? How many shearators does it take to run a 15 ton/week plant? How much does a 15 ton/week plant cost? How much does a 15 ton/week plant cost to operate? How much revenue from the fertilizer can be expected from a 15 ton/week plant? How does one market fertilizer for a 15 ton/week plant? By the thimble? By the mole hill? Does this deal have anything to do why Al (I'm sorry I can't spell his last name) and Doug Querns resigned? Did your brother-in-law cut a check and mail it to the Loh Group? They had better do it quick. It's nice to see you back and have retained your knack for fiction writing.
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