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Sector NewswireTM Sector: Mining - Metals and Minerals - Energy - Technology :
News Release - October 31, 2014 5:40 PM ET
DynaCERT Inc. announces intellectual property acquisition -- Technology that has potential to save millions for miners using diesel power generators and trucks
NEW YORK, NY, October 31, 2014 /Sector Newswire/ - dynaCERT Inc.'s (TSX-V: DYA) (US Listing: DYFSF) news release was retransmitted by Investment Dealer Pope & Co. in today's AM Notes commodity news section, indicative of the growing acknowledgement of dynaCERT's potential impact on the mining sector in the years to come. This September-2014 dynaCERT announced it will commence production and commercialization of units that make use of its proprietary carbon emission reduction and fuel-saving technology. The Company is uniquely positioned for rampant sales growth expected as a result of high demand. DYA.V is a Canadian based technology company that has successfully completed rigorous year-long multi-phase field testing that validates enormous reductions in toxic emissions combined with impressive increased fuel efficiency (Phase-2 testing has some trucks in the field returning with in excess of 17.5% improved fuel economy (representing only a ~4-month payback on an investment at current pricing) while at the same time reducing the toxic gasses within the emissions by 35% to 40%). For the last two years DYA.V engineers have refined development of the technology while testing with selected prospective commercial end-users, and the results and reviews have been stellar. DYA.V now has expressions of interest from numerous entities expected to translate to sizeable purchase orders. The share price of DYA.V is poised for extraordinary share price appreciation over the coming weeks and months as the reality of sales potential and related margins associated are understood by the market.
A recent Technology Journal review of dynaCERT and its technology may be viewed at http://technologymarketwatch.com/dya.htm online. DYA.V's technology is unique in the marketplace, it's units are essentially computerized on-demand electrolysis systems that supply the air intake of internal combustion engines with timed releases of hydrogen and oxygen gases. Results show increased fuel economy, increased torque, extended engine oil life and a reduction in emissions. Introducing hydrogen (in the correct proportion and at the right timing) into the air intake of a diesel engine creates a cleaner, more efficient burn, however unlike cruder and problematic 'brown gas', DYA.V's 'HydraGenTM' units produce pure oxygen and pure hydrogen and releases these elements individually in a controlled and timed fashion, it interfaces with the onboard computer of the engine. dynaCERT stands able to meet the demand that has been thirsting for what it can deliver; DYA.V has proprietary (patent pending) technology with an unparallel level of sophistication, hard data validating its effectiveness, proven reliability, plus it has the ability to produce, support, and deliver at a high standard expected of by its target market(s). dynaCERT is launching two different units to market, one targeting the commercial transportation diesel truck market, and the other targeting large stationary power generation combustion engines.
DYA.v is tightly held with over 50% of the ~162.1 million shares outstanding held within 10 people (~180M fully diluted). As discounted forward projected metrics and the reality of accomplishments are understood by the marketplace, shares of DYA.V are apt to trade higher (potentially several multiples higher than its current). With win-win supply/demand metrics in play along with the proprietary nature of its technology, plus the barriers to entry high from a validated hard-data and reputational standpoint, DYA.V appears poised to handsomely reward shareholders establishing a long position now.
Excerpt of DYA.V's October 30, 2014 release:
dynaCERT Announces Intellectual Property Acquisition
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