PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

HPQ PLAN

[NoRetire]

Is the PYR for PLAN collaboration similar to the HPQ collaboration?

[Sidewindergo]

Yes, except Pyro only gets 33.3% of the PozGlass business if successful as opposed to 50% for HPQ. Im not aware of theres a similar royalty arrangement though.

[developbc]

PYR gets 10% royalty of the sales from Purevap NSiR, 10% royalty for HPQ Polvere (fumed silica) and 10% royalty of Purevap QRR .   Only the 10% royalty of Purevap NSiR and 10% royalty for HPQ Polvere (fumed silica) can be converted at anytime to 50% equity ownership of that JV.   Purevap QRR is solely owned by HPQ with no option to convert to ownership by Pyrogenesis

[BCONTVentures]

Also, with both HPQ Silicon and Progressive Planet Solutions Inc. (V.PLAN), PyroGenesis benefits by the sale of the reactors to both HPQ (Gen 4 QRR reactors), NSiR reactors, Fumed Silica reactors) and with PLAN (reactors for PozGlass).  This is in addition to the revenue PYR receives through the royalty agreements with HPQ and PLAN.

[beachbuminMexic]

Sidewindergo, Pyr gets a 10% royalty for Hpq.  Potential buy in of 50% in nano silicon and fumed silica. Pry gets to build the reactors that will be ordered down the road. I don't think anyone knows what the deal is with PLAN is right now. We will have to wait for the coming announcement?

[Sidewindergo]

Hi BeachBum! I thought the same thing until I found this early-May PLAN presentation: https://youtu.be/OrFmoWUEP9E Pyro is covered after the 20 minute mark but in my opinion the Q&A is far more interesting. Every question was about Pyro. The PozGlass ownership is addressed, but what I don't remember being discussed is royalties.

[Yajne]

This is one of many questions I would have when the arrangement with PLAN is announced following a successful test to economically produce the amorphous silica. If I heard CEO Harpur correctly, they sell many products to consumers through various retailers. He also mentioned Lafarge. I wonder if the PLAN/PYR venture would sell amorphous silica to cement producers as a means to reduce their carbon