Mineworx Featured on The Stock Day Podcasthttps://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/94504 Jolly began the interview by asking about the Company's background and current projects. "We got our roots in the junior mining sector many years ago," shared Pendura. "We've basically evolved from that into a material processing company," he continued. "We have various technologies that are patent-pending in the material processing side," added Pendura. "We have also evolved from the mining industry into a more industrial sector, which is the automotive catalytic converter sector. We anticipate significant growth happening from a business perspective."
"What are your thoughts on the next two to four quarters?", asked Jolly. "We have transitioned into a leading role in the recovery of platinum and palladium from diesel catalytic converters," said Pendura, before elaborating on the Company's decision to transition to this sector. "With the current prices of platinum at $1,000 per ounce and palladium at $2,000 per ounce, it is a huge market."
"Why did you form the joint venture with Davis Recycling in Tennessee?", asked Jolly. "We have been working with Davis Recycling for close to three years now," said Pendura. "They are actually the company that brought the opportunity of diesel catalytic conversion to us," he continued, adding that the Company has been working to process the catalytic converters in an eco-friendly manner.
"The most important aspect of this business is supply chain management," said Pendura. "Luckily, we found a partner that we feel very strongly about and they have supported us," he shared. "We anticipate a strong relationship with them moving forward."
"Why is this an exciting opportunity for new and existing shareholders moving forward?", asked Jolly. "We will be the first eco-friendly solution in North America," shared Pendura. "Our commercial plant will be producing approximately ten tonnes per day of spent diesel catalytic converters," he continued. "Our revenues could exceed $100 million," said Pendura. "These are phenomenal numbers from a business perspective, there's growth beyond North America, we're first to market, and it's a growing $25 billion market."
"When do you expect revenues to start showing up on the balance sheet?", asked Jolly. Pendura shared that the Company expects revenues to begin showing up in the fourth quarter of this year from their pilot plant, while their commercial plant is expected to be in full production in the second quarter of 2022.