The Good News is that Marinus Van Driel now owns 4,443,735 shares of Xebec. I'd say that's quite an incentive. He is far and away the second-largest individual shareholder of Xebec, next to Kurt.
This is a guy who ran Plug's European operations, only to leave Plug and start Hygear from scratch, without access to financing in the public markets, HyGear has always been private, until now. How he did that is beyond me. He's obviously got the know-how, not to mention the connections.
Read his curriculum vitae. He is obviously motivated, very smart, and a visionary, like Kurt. No wonder they get along.
I can't imagine someone with better qualifications to be the second-in-charge at Xebec. His acumen and expertise in the field of hydrogen is not just an added bonus, it's an indication of where Xebec is ultimately headed.
I can't see a single reason why Xebec's multiples won't move inexorably closer to those accorded the better-known hydrogen plays over time. Multiple expansion alone could have an exponential effect on Xebec's stock price.
Xebec's P/S multiple is literally a small fraction of the others'.
Xebec has been crucified in the market. ( appropriate timing for the word ). By the time most watchers realize it's being resurrected, it will be several points higher.