BioNitrogen Holdings Corp (BION) Is Poised For Takeoff
The Demand for Fertilizer is Growing.
Available arable land is being diminished, due to urban/suburban sprawl, as property developers consume farmland to provide for growing cities.
Population growth is pushing the demand for agricultural products higher.
The global farming community must provide more food with less land.
Fertilizer is the answer to this challenge.
Globally, more than 140 million tons of "urea" fertilizer are consumed by farmers each year.
With demand forecasted to grow 3.
2% annually, according to United Suppliers, Inc.
, the global urea market is expected to exceed $95 billion by 2019.
Approximately 17% of the present global production of urea fertilizer is consumed by farmers in the Americas and about 40% of that must be imported.
BioNitrogen will find a comfortable niche as a new US fertilizer manufacturer, replacing only a portion of the presently imported volume.
As the demand for fertilizer grows, so too, will BioNitrogen.
The BioNitrogen Management Team is Strong.
Carlos Contreras, BioNitrogen Board Chairman and CEO, has a deep background in executive management and international business development.
Before joining BioNitrogen, he was a vice-minister in the Bolivian government and head of Energy & Hydro-carbons (1999-2001.
) His service to Bolivia followed a senior executive career with Occidental Oil and Gas Corp which included positions as President of Occidental Philippines; General Manager, Occidental Asia; Vice-President International Coordination, Occidental International Exploration and Production; Vice-President, Corporate Affairs and Administration, Occidental de Colombia.
Mr.
Contreras has assembled an exceptional management team.
Biographies on most of them, as well as biographies on the Board Members, can be found at http://www.
bionitrogen.
com.
BioNitrogen is Still "Below the Radar.
" The company's patented new technology was developed by a collaboration of university professors with backgrounds in renewable fuels technology, industrial engineering & manufacturing, and commercial agricultural production.
They turned to Carlos Contreras to bring their invention to market.
Mr.
Contreras has been quietly building his management team while securing the necessary capital to construct BioNitrogen's first 10 fertilizer manufacturing plants.
The engineering and final construction plans for the first plant are near completion.
Construction is expected to begin within 12 months.
Future plants will be duplicates of the first plant.
As a startup, there has been little data for stock analysts to report.
Most of the news has been localized within the communities where they have purchased plant sites in Florida and Louisiana.
I expect the stock price to remain a bargain until the final construction plans are approved and news of the ground-breaking catches the attention of the broader stock trading community.
Presently, BION is a very-high-risk stock.
It does, however, provide an opportunity for massive gains for those who have an appetite for speculation.
Contingent upon a successful municipal bond sale, BioNitrogen has a prosperous future.
The demand for the product is growing.
The management team is eminently qualified and prepared to start and grow the company.
Again, BioNitrogen Holdings Corp (BION) is poised for takeoff.
Available arable land is being diminished, due to urban/suburban sprawl, as property developers consume farmland to provide for growing cities.
Population growth is pushing the demand for agricultural products higher.
The global farming community must provide more food with less land.
Fertilizer is the answer to this challenge.
Globally, more than 140 million tons of "urea" fertilizer are consumed by farmers each year.
With demand forecasted to grow 3.
2% annually, according to United Suppliers, Inc.
, the global urea market is expected to exceed $95 billion by 2019.
Approximately 17% of the present global production of urea fertilizer is consumed by farmers in the Americas and about 40% of that must be imported.
BioNitrogen will find a comfortable niche as a new US fertilizer manufacturer, replacing only a portion of the presently imported volume.
As the demand for fertilizer grows, so too, will BioNitrogen.
The BioNitrogen Management Team is Strong.
Carlos Contreras, BioNitrogen Board Chairman and CEO, has a deep background in executive management and international business development.
Before joining BioNitrogen, he was a vice-minister in the Bolivian government and head of Energy & Hydro-carbons (1999-2001.
) His service to Bolivia followed a senior executive career with Occidental Oil and Gas Corp which included positions as President of Occidental Philippines; General Manager, Occidental Asia; Vice-President International Coordination, Occidental International Exploration and Production; Vice-President, Corporate Affairs and Administration, Occidental de Colombia.
Mr.
Contreras has assembled an exceptional management team.
Biographies on most of them, as well as biographies on the Board Members, can be found at http://www.
bionitrogen.
com.
BioNitrogen is Still "Below the Radar.
" The company's patented new technology was developed by a collaboration of university professors with backgrounds in renewable fuels technology, industrial engineering & manufacturing, and commercial agricultural production.
They turned to Carlos Contreras to bring their invention to market.
Mr.
Contreras has been quietly building his management team while securing the necessary capital to construct BioNitrogen's first 10 fertilizer manufacturing plants.
The engineering and final construction plans for the first plant are near completion.
Construction is expected to begin within 12 months.
Future plants will be duplicates of the first plant.
As a startup, there has been little data for stock analysts to report.
Most of the news has been localized within the communities where they have purchased plant sites in Florida and Louisiana.
I expect the stock price to remain a bargain until the final construction plans are approved and news of the ground-breaking catches the attention of the broader stock trading community.
Presently, BION is a very-high-risk stock.
It does, however, provide an opportunity for massive gains for those who have an appetite for speculation.
Contingent upon a successful municipal bond sale, BioNitrogen has a prosperous future.
The demand for the product is growing.
The management team is eminently qualified and prepared to start and grow the company.
Again, BioNitrogen Holdings Corp (BION) is poised for takeoff.
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