PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

BOEING

[Thinkbigsti69]

@Namazon Good Morning all... I've only just listened to the call this morning and at the 4:55 mark I noticed (whodat noticed it as well I see) ... Steve mentions that the aerospace company is an "OEM" and not a "Tier 1".  I believe he wouldn't make such a mistake in an call as every word is very carefully scrutinized... so Boeing is back on the table as the potential company.  Regardless... if/when this becomes a "deal"... this could really put us on the map.  As far as if/when goes... is it fair to say the 'when' totally outweighs the 'if' here given they (the OEM) spent two years and many $$$'s to run this qualification... and PYR has since announced passing 100% and producing?

[tamaracktop]

If you think Boeing is going to do business with a company that has less than $8 million in working capital, you're completely out of your mind.  Save yourselves. 

[BCONTVentures]

Give your head a shake there tamaracktop, Boeing has already done business with PyroGenesis: Keep in mind that Boeing used PyroGenesis' 3D printing powders for 2 studies: https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/3/705/pdf https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/15/2/530/pdf With 3D printing/additive manufacturing, the testing schedule adheres to very strict guidelines/regulations.  The fact that

[mollyriley]

No you are probably right TT. Why would they bother doing business when they could simply buy them out for what would be peanuts to a Multi-billion dollar company like Boeing and then Not have to worry about buying from a competitor or any other supplier?!?! Cuz that NEVER happens in the biz world right TT?? Just saying

[Uncleron]

TT the  talking turd...just throwing around mindless garbage as usual...SpaceX is the big multi national corporation with the excess cash needed to buy Pyrogenesis....fortunately Pyrogenesis is not for sale.....each division will generate billions in revenues when the world flocks to "our" plasma technologies ....not if but when and how fast  ! ..driven in part by the worldwide

[tamaracktop]

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[tamaracktop]

"TT the talking turd". Who's been right and who's been wrong?

[settoretire]

Hey Unc Along with your unsubstantiated claims, you will no doubt be watching your idol go to jail today. He believes in fairytales also.

[ScienceFirst]

Our little narcissic Tamarackflop once again showed his full incompetence with his post below. Going to see your banker with a letter from Boeing confirming its interest to buy lots of 3D printing powder removes all risk for the banker.  He would have no problem lending PYR the requested money. It's the opposite that would not work.  Requesting money with no guarantee of why

[Breizh1]

Good post. What if the OEM is a SUB doing work for RR? This would be a big winner. Not impossible. Given the proximity of facilities (plants)

[Breizh1]

Remember that 1-RR has a plant in Montreal. Bombardier has a plant in Montreal. Airbus has a plant in Mirabel (Montreal vicinity) 2-The former Pyro atomization equipment sold to GE is located in »Laval», a suburb of Montreal. 3-The PYR AM powder plant is capable of expanding. Lots of room available for their current production commitment.