Investors sure like buzzwords, and we all know the common ones. But when someone is evaluating a company for the purpose of investing in them, buzzwords don’t hold a candle to the old fashioned fundamentals such as demand, growth opportunities, profit margins, market share, and proprietary technologies.
The most desirable of the common fundamentals hinges on need (demand) and growth opportunity. This is where MIPSolutions comes in with a coup in both columns. MIPSolutions, which trades under the symbol MSOL, is focused on the development of technologies that can be deployed in the mining, environmental, medical, and potable water markets. Granted this range seems sweeping but, considering how their technology works, it will likely find its way into an even broader array of applications. Their technology utilizes a process that can selectively capture targeted molecules out of a solution, which (after being isolated) can be released and disposed of or concentrated into a pure and saleable product.
Their molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) technology has actually given the company the ability to turn industrial wastes into a profit producing salable product. It’s this ability – the ability to actually capture molecules and ions out of a solution and then “release” those molecules upon demand – which makes MIPSolutions so attractive.
Consider the acid bath of a gold mining operation. That acid wash contains gold, but until now there hasn’t been an effective way of getting it out of the solution. MSOL’s technology makes this a profitable reality now. Likewise, the wastewater overflow from a silver mine contains billions of silver molecules, but again there was no effective way to recover them.
Consider a water treatment plant, where you can accomplish two feats at once; first, taking heavy metals such as mercury or lead out of the systems drinking water, and second, concentrating those metals for resale back to the industry. Imagine an environmental spill, but instead of simply cleaning up the area, you now have the area clean and the pollutants are collected and concentrated for resale.
It’s that “one – two” punch that makes MSOL attractive as a growth company. It’s very rare that you can address two issues with the same product, yet their MIP technology allows them to do so, and their technology is supported by a Licensed Agreement with The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory and their own Intellectual Property.
MIPSolutions is a unique company with a unique product that is virtually limitless in the uses that will be found for this exciting technology. Aggressive investors need to keep a keen eye on this company for certain.
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