Thermal Energy International Inc V.TMG

Yahooooooooooooo ----

[prone]

--->As one of the largest beer manufacturers in the world,

this global brewer produces billions of bottles of beer a year,

resulting in carbon emissions equivalent to driving more than 5 billion km which is more than 125,000 times around the earth.

--->The company has a sustainability goal to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% across its value chain.

Following the successful implementation of GEMTM steam traps at two of the customer’s North American sites, the customer proceeded with a $500,000 rollout of GEMTM to cover a portion of failed mechanical traps at 15 further sites across Europe and North America.

Thermal Energy’s solutions provide a plethora of benefits of which the food and beverage industry is one of the greatest benefactors.

Our experience with the industry together with the Thermal Energy Carbon Consortium, helps to better understand the challenges, barriers and requirements around technology adoption for large food and beverage manufacturers who shape their businesses around energy and carbon reduction targets.

With this order, Thermal Energy will have delivered over $1.6 million in energy efficiency solutions to this customer including both FLU-ACE® and GEMTM and spanning six countries.

[panapple42]

Nice stocking stuffer !

[Mostlyserious]

We have a big sock.  Few businss days left before the 25th.  ;-)

[panapple42]

Mr. 3:45 is struggling today.

[Mostlyserious]

If they continue closing sales at this pace, the genie will eventually get out of the bottle.  If nothing, the sales announcements will fatten it up so much that it won't fit anymore whether it would like to stay inside or not. Just seems like the old diehards have accumulated more than enough shares over the years, and are now waiting for $$$$$$$ rewards.  In the future, this

[stockpickman]

From mostlyserious recent post which included a statement:  "In the future, this could mimick some of the more explosive stocks in the past".......I still strongly beleive TMG has the potential to do something like that....remember the good old days when JDS went up $40 in one day......not saying this will ever happen to TMG, but maybe something decent....lots of good stuff has

[prone]

I agree.... In 2 weeks we get through this Loss Hiatus. The Array of orders is fantastic. Note that this customer delayed until they had to upgrade failed traps. Caution is being pushed back by need, carbon tax and NG price increases, and inspite of a recessionary market that normally prevents knee jerk price increases. TMG to the rescue .................

[panapple42]

7000 lol

[Mostlyserious]

Whopping 130K shares traded. I'd say there will be no meaningful investor interest until after the holiday season.  Enjoy them and hopefully 2023 is a New Year unlike any other...to the good...in recent history because it is hard to beat that run over $3 decades ago. I would welcome half of that run.  ;-)

[prone]

Okay -so - Someone bought some more during Loss Days. Simple the see that the price will pass into 2023 as 11-12 cents. Not a bad starting point for 2023.

[Mostlyserious]

Wow.  Billions of bottles of beer per year. We seem to be getting repeat orders from a handful of clients at an accelerated pace.  That is great.  But let's start seeing that from several handfuls of other clients.  Once or if that starts happening, just imagine....