EnerSpar's "Profit Potential"

EnerSpar Corp. (TSXV:ENER) was featured on Rick Mills’ Aheadoftheherd.com article entitled, “I´m Thinking Profit Potential.” In the article, Mills spotlights the demand for feldspar needed in the production of solar or photovoltaic panels: “Your author believes Enerspar could produce high quality feldspar products and that Enerspar’s Johan Beetz property is already an extremely valuable asset.”
As quoted in the article:

Where’s the profit potential?
A friend and colleague, after reading my article, up to this point, said:
“Where’s the profit potential? Guys who have industrial materials are almost always private, they make a ton of money, that’s good, but boring because they are private. Every guy with a gravel pit for concrete makes money. But for concrete you need gravel, cement and water, for ceramics and glass you need K and Na spar. They are all private so if you knew gravel and feldspar were $100 billion dollar industries, you can’t invest in them.”
My friend is absolutely correct. Most industrial mineral companies are private and they can make enormous amounts of money. Of course he did not know about…
Enerspar Corp. (TSX.V:ENER)
Enerspar has acquired the Johan Beetz Feldspar property. The two types of feldspar that are important components of mineralization within the property’s pegmatite host are sodic (Na) feldspar and potassic (K) feldspar.
The property is located in Quebec, on tidewater on the North Shore of the St. Lawrence River and has its own large docking facility. Easy access to the eastern seaboard of North America, where the main distribution points (Newark, New Jersey and Savannah, Georgia) are for imported feldspar, gives a huge transport cost advantage to Enerspar.

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Source: www.irw-press.com