There is a reason that some people have chosen to go into the trash hauling game. Trash needs to go somewhere, and it’s going to cost to get it there. Although today’s companies are more upstanding then the waste haulers of yesteryear, dirt and waste are still a very lucrative game. People will continue to be dirty and have an unquenchable need to be clean. Add green solutions with an efficiency element, and there is a large potential for money to be made.
Enzyme Environmental Solutions Inc., a developer and marketer of environmentally sound, enzyme-based cleaning products, works to offer solutions for a wide variety of cleaning issues. From a wider perspective of what constitutes “cleaning” markets, the company addresses: clothing stain removal, hazardous waste soil remediation issues, and air odor solutions. The spectrum of possible uses is exceedingly large, with the company currently offering 36 distinct products and ongoing plans for additional introductions as testing and approvals warrant.
The beginning of April 2008 has been a fairly busy period for the company as it changes its listing name, negotiates with a Korean concern, announces plans with a leading convenience store chain and convenience store supplier, and brings new products to market. Most immediate to the company’s financial performance is the signing of agreements with two major convenience store companies. Marathon Oil, a leader in gas and convenience item sales, and BrewMaster Inc., a provider of coffee and other convenience store items, are expected to boost the company’s retail exposure.
Looking internationally, the company has signed agreements with a Korean swine producer for air sanitizing products designed for its production facilities. This particular agreement could generate upwards of $80 million or more as laws requiring fresh air around swine and other odor-producing enterprises are enforced more stringently.
The company also made a clear attempt to waylay any confusion regarding its name change from Cucos Inc. to Environmental Solutions Inc. Apparently, somebody within the company missed filings required by PINKSHEETS, causing confusion with shareholders. There are no issues involved with the name change, but there is a 30-day waiting period to clear the issue up.
Perhaps the largest upside news for the company is the successful conclusion of its Phase III trials for hazardous waste clean-up. The company’s new enzyme has worked well in trials for a scrap yard and may be on its way for use in a variety of other hazardous waste applications. Future introduction steps are currently underway with a very large upside potential looming. From all appearances, the wheels are beginning to turn quickly for Enzyme Environmental Solutions Inc.
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