 Love to welcome everybody back to the independent investor channel for our continued coverage of a Dural Clean technology. The release from this week, as promised on the channel of me to you, is to share that information as it is made available to the Public Facing Forum. The news that was released this week was paramount in the evolution of the company's ever-evolving road to commercialization and also to really backstop the efficiency of their technology hydro-combalitic. And I really think that this deserves not to be underscored. I do a pretty good job of putting this information in context for you. This has been my first video in a couple of weeks on the Aduro topic because Aduro, in and of itself, has been fairly quiet working on all of their initiatives. I know this to be true because I stay pulsed in with the progress, but I'm not going to come on to social media and I'm not going to gen up information that's not available. I'm not going to do that. I'm going to push information out as it's made available. And this was nothing short of spectacular in amplifying what we knew about the potential of the chemistry that has had its batch reaction, third party validated for quite some time now and other pieces of validation have come since then through the acceptance of the Shell Game Changer program. All the information that I disclose on this forum is also made available on adurocleantechnologies.com. That's adurocleantech.com. I'll share the link to the website in both the description and the comment section below. If nothing else, kick over there. And if you're unfamiliar with this story, please educate yourself up because this is a unique situation where we are dealing with an undiscovered company. Volumes right now settle out at about a three-month average volume of about 47,000 shares. So when news like those pops and the volume triples, the stock relatively follows suit. Okay. Now over the last couple of months, we've seen the stock kind of take a little bit of retracement and that has been basically starting off 2024 as disclosed fall of last year during the panel discussion with upper management with aduro. And they are following suit on pursuing those goals. You need to get used to aduro putting goals out there that are achievable, meetable, and get used to them meeting those goals. This is a company that does what they say and they work diligently until those goals are made. And it's really, really assuring as a share owner in the company to be working with a company like this that understands the opportunity in front of them, but also understands that it's not going to happen tomorrow. The press release identified in one word the yield and defined it from a source within the company of the chief financial or the chief revenue officer, Mr. Eric Appelman. And there was a couple of pieces of content that came out in response to the news release really helping to explain the value added around the fringes of the 95% yield that aduro is enjoying at the back end of their technology after the process has had a chance to work. Their recovery rate sits at 95%, which is unprecedented across the market. But Mariusz Skonochnie has a very good synopsis of the news release itself, but more importantly, actually sat down with Eric Appelman to get his two cents on what this means for aduro, what his personal assessment is on the situation. And I think it is just one step closer to having that validation come from the very industry that we are looking to serve. Eric is involved now with aduro having been brought on the team from the Camelot campus, Camelot Brightlands and the Netherlands. If you don't know much about his resume and what he brings to the table, I would educate yourself on his expertise having over 30 years in the industry and really his perspective is second to none. Now, he does work with aduro now, but I think he does a really good job of separating his as close to independent opinion as we can possibly garner at this point and share in his excitement about the progress of the technology up to this point, but still acknowledging that he is with the company and that the company is in its early stages of customer engagements. And I think it sets up for the future in such a way to suggest that not only the 95% on the recovery yield over their technology is exciting enough, but what are the secondary and third tier benefits to this disclosure in the marketplace? And what I mean by that is the pretreatment and the post treatment that Eric Appelman very elegantly walked anybody who's not preppy to the story through so you could understand that this isn't just about high yield and efficiency in their technology. We've always understood that the recovery could be potentially over 90%, but up until late, aduro has not felt comfortable for whatever reason. I think it was the prolonged continuous flow that they've put R2 under to feel comfortable with putting this out to the marketplace and suggesting that they're operating at a 95% recovery clip. I just about fell out of my chair when I read the information Eric Appelman at the end of his interview suggested that he was actually trying to convey his excitement. How can you not be excited about this news? And it really speaks to the grander problem out there that large plastic producers face in the ever looming mandates that are going to come down the pike and recognizing that plastic pollution is causing problems now that I think we're probably more not preppy to as opposed to just now discovering with regard to the harmful effects of microplastics not only showing up in our food chain, but also showing up in insects, showing up in mammals and is being consumed along that food chain. And it just speaks to the urgency in supporting companies like this and others in the space that are really looking to turn the tide in way of this plastic pollution problem. So I invite you to kick over to the interview. I will provide a link to that interview. Mariusz is a featured channel of mine. Kick over there. I thought it was one of his best collections in the Aduro Chronicle. You can go back and check out the portfolio of videos on there to get his take on what he sees evolving in this opportunity as we continue to report out on the progress of this company going forward. Penny Queen also did her reaction video as well, which is great. She's also a featured channel of mine. You can use that link to get the latest on her continued coverage on Aduro Clean Technology. The idea there is a collection of ideas as we evaluate where this company has been, where it is currently, and where it could potentially be going into the future. Okay. So that was the news release this week. I'm going to give you my quick reaction on what it means for the company both past, present, and future. And I mean to do this to keep this in context and understand that Aduro actually compensates me for providing these awareness videos as news releases come through. We pay it forward through the conduit of the independent investor channel. All disclosures and disclaimers about my compensation is provided upfront in the description below. Feel free to review that at your leisure. Okay. Now, once we have that understanding amongst us, we can understand that these videos and their intention is not for you to get all excited, albeit as exciting as this is. But to do your own due diligence and understanding that I am looking to convey information, show you where the sources of that information are as well as some, a few sources of information on the reaction. Now, I will mention also Carbonomics released a phenomenal, phenomenal video through YouTube. So a plug from the independent investor channel directly to Carbonomics, who is also a featured channel of mine, you can link through my featured channel, link to their content directly. His content is second to none. And you'll find it well worth a few moments of your time to get his twist on this latest reaction on the announcement this week regarding the 95%. Okay. Now, what does it all mean? Aduro is very, very conservative with the information that they release. If they are willing to put out there and put a number as high as efficient as 95, don't you think that that sets a fairly high benchmark or standard for the company to be weighed against into the future? In other words, if we end up discovering down the line through further customer engagement programs that this technology or what was disclosed at the 95% yield rate, that it doesn't meet that mark. Doesn't it chip away at the potential credibility of the company? Now, I'm not suggesting that a yield rate of 91, 92, 88 or 87% isn't as equally as impressive when we're talking about tackling a plastic recycling problem that is seeing 80% if not 90% of our current plastics that are produced ending up not in the circular economy, but in our oceans and in our landfills. Okay. We need to step toward resolve in this issue and understand the magnitude of the problem. But back to my point about Aduro being very, very careful with their information. Aduro that I know would not release information unless they knew it to be true. And the double down by Eric Appleman reaffirms shareholders and would be patrons to the message covering the story and following the story that this is in fact an achievable, sustainable and more importantly scalable technology that has the opportunity to deal with both contaminated plastics as well as some of the more common plastics out there in way of feedstock. Aduro sits alone in that category of boasting the ability to handle contaminated plastics going forward. And I think that really speaks to the opportunity here in one particular of many aspects when evaluating the fundamentals of this company. What does it mean? In two days, the company added 10 million in market cap. I can't make that stuff up. I am not in a position now at this early stage in the game to provide you guys a net aspect value evaluation of the company now because the company's value exists around the technology itself, which has been valued anywhere from around 250 million to 300 million. The market cap of the current company sits at around 75 million US. And I refuse to provide any type of information, this premature in the game when we were talking about revenues against the cap and operating expenditures now, we will wait and we will wait for those revenues to come in and we will understand a little bit more about how they're going to generate those revenues, where those sources of revenue are going to come from. And then we can absolutely look to do a value that's a little more closer to the common understanding of how to value a company. But right now, when we look at the revenues and we look at the current volume and look at where they are in this evolution, my friends, we are in the beginning stages of identifying the power of this technology. Now an outlier that I want to bring to your attention and something that I mentioned at the top of the video here is that Eric Appelman works with Aduro. We've had the third party validation on the books. We've had some increases to some budgets through the customer engagement program in the tune of 450%. These are all positive validations, but might I suggest that these are all coming fairly internal or connected to Aduro? I think to get some of those external stakeholders validation is really going to be the catalyst that should get everybody's attention, should drive up volumes, and should absolutely get more institutional interest in this once a company like I presume to be potentially shell to step into this after the completion of the game changer program and reemphasize what we think we know or what we have observed Eric Appelman explaining over social media to understand about how powerful this technology is. And I cannot underscore how important that is going to be to have that external stakeholder come over the top and give that validation from that multi-billion dollar perspective. I really think that we are inevitably looking at a potential re-rating in the stock and I think we'll have to be patient in allowing the Aduro process and the evolution to unfold and not expect that that comes any time in the foreseeable future. It could happen next week. It could happen next month. It could happen six months from now. I don't know. I'm not a fortune teller and I don't expect you to be either. That's investing. If investing was easy, everybody would do it. All right. The last thing I will mention as disclosed on the interview that Maryouche put down with Eric Appelman is the is the observation that this 95% doesn't just mean a high yield. It means that 5% with the char and the hydrogen produced through the process is kept to a minimum. And it's kept to a minimum that relatively speaking where other solutions may have to devote heavy capital intensive resources to the proper destruction and disposal of that waste, Aduro sporting such a high efficiency on their yield means that the more efficient they are, the less waste needs to be dealt with. Furthermore, the current solutions on the market, Aduro's competitors. There may be a necessity to do some pre-treatment before introduction to the process itself. Okay. We've talked about the process itself and the temperature of Aduro being lower, which actually reduces the energy input caught costs to the middle technology as it's working in the reactor. Okay. But the pre-treatment and the post-treatment by Eric Appelman's admission may not be necessary when we look at how efficient this technology in is its ability to take contaminated waste and have it introduced directly to the process and render that high efficiency yield on the back end. Very, very exciting when we're talking about the potential here in Aduro, not only along the plastic vertical, but all along the other two verticals that Aduro sports that gets significantly less attention in this because plastic right now seems to be the exciting focus. And it is indeed a very, very exciting time for Aduro. The 95% announcement was put out there as one of the most important milestone updates of the company, but I do want to remind everybody to understand this company has been no short of really good progress over the last couple of years that I've covered the company. I invite you to read the press release in its entirety on your own. I will not read it for you. I will show you where the information is and it's incumbent upon you to bring yourself up to speed on where currently this project is with Aduro, what it could potentially mean. I've given you my thoughts today as it affects market cap opportunity, pre and post treatment opportunities as well as its competitive position across the landscape that looks to exploit a few hundred billion dollar addressable market here in tackling the plastic problem now in 2024 and going forward into our future. So I would invite you to those sources, invite you to the featured channels that I've brought to your attention as well who have also covered this topic. This was my reaction to this week's press release and I appreciate you guys tuning in for this reaction video. Catch the news release, catch those additional pieces of content on YouTube and like usual, good luck in your investment future.