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Marine Investment Growth Alert Discovering the Most
Profitable Investments in the Seas Virtually untapped and barely known
to even the most seasoned investment professionals, this industry is
quickly becoming the most vibrant and fastest growing segment of
worldwide agriculture. symbol:NPNI price:.26 sharesout 30mill short
term price opinion .60 The answer is aquaculture, or fish farming, and
it has quietly become the most dynamic segment of global agriculture,
representing roughly 28% of all seafood production and producing annual
revenues of $56 billion. But why haven't I heard of it? While
aquaculture is huge internationally, it has been slow to find
acceptance in the US. But with increasing US consumption of seafood and
overfishing of natural stocks, this is all rapidly changing!!
Aquaculture is the fastest growing segment of the US agriculture
industry and is expected to reach $5 Billion over the next several
years!! How can I get involved? [...]
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Marine Investment
Growth Alert
Discovering the Most
Profitable Investments in the Seas
Virtually
untapped and barely known to even the most seasoned investment professionals,
this industry is quickly becoming the most vibrant and fastest growing segment
of worldwide agriculture.
symbol:NPNI
price:.26
sharesout 30mill
short term price opinion .60
The answer is aquaculture, or fish farming, and it has quietly
become the most dynamic segment of global agriculture, representing roughly 28%
of all seafood production and producing annual revenues of $56
billion.
But why haven't I heard of
it?
While aquaculture is huge internationally, it has
been slow to find acceptance in the US. But with increasing US consumption
of seafood and overfishing of natural stocks, this is all rapidly
changing!! Aquaculture is the fastest growing segment
of the US agriculture industry and is expected to reach $5 Billion over the next
several years!!
How can I get
involved?
We have discovered a small Florida-based company, trading
for a little over a quarter per share, that is positioned to revolutionize the
face of aquaculture forever.
In the abandoned rock quarries of
south Florida, this small company has spent more than five years developing
eco-friendly aquaculture technologies that produce better quality seafood at
lower cost and with faster production times. This company is already
utilizing these technologies, and has become a major producer of striped bass
and other popular seafood species.
What is more, the company is diversifying its
operations with independent wholesale, technology consulting, seafood
processing, and value added products; the company is also expanding into
Australia and the Pacific. With a fully vertically-integrated business
model, this company is well on-track to become a leading US seafood
conglomerate.
The Aquaculture
Explosion
Since 1945, aquaculture has become an increasingly important component
of global food production, representing the fastest growing segment of the
worlds food economy with annual increases of more than 10% a year.
With an increasing global population, seafood has supplanted
many other forms of protein and sustenance as the primary source of caloric
intake, with more than 1 billion people worldwide dependent on fish as their
main source of animal protein. Worldwide fish consumption has risen from
less than 40 million tons in 1970 to over 86 million tons in 1998. As
global consumption has skyrocketed, the ability of natural stocks to sustain
this consumption has plummeted.
Once considered an inexhaustible natural resource, the world’s seafood
is faced with alarming over-fishing and environmental considerations.
Experts have predicted that by 2030, there will be a global 40 billion pounds
per year seafood shortage. Already, in many places, heavy fishing and
environmental problems have forced governments to limit or halt fishing until
populations can recover.
Many of the world’s commercially important fish species are nearly
gone, replaced by species of much lower market value.
These factors pose a direct and critical threat to the $250 billion
global seafood industry. Aquaculture represents the only clear and
attainable near-term solution for this supply gap. Globally,
aquaculture is a $56 billion industry, and represents roughly 28% of global
seafood production- up from only 3.9% in 1970.
In spite of the tremendous and critical need for dramatic expansion of
aquaculture production, the US has been slow to implement aquaculture production
efforts. Total aquaculture production in the US represents only 1 billion
pounds, or roughly 8% of total production. This $1 billion US industry is
expected to reach $5 billion within the next several years, according to US
government policy mandates.
At the same time, Americans demand for seafood has reached
unprecedented heights. As consumers recognizes the health benefits that a
diet high in seafood with lean protein and heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids,
per capita seafood consumption has increased by more than 50% since 1960, and is
expected to reach 5.4 million tons by 2020.
The inability of wild-catch fish to meet increased demand has already
created skyrocketing prices and limited availability of many species. The
US is now the world’s second largest importer of seafood behind Japan, and
seafood imports are the second largest raw goods import, with $14 billion they
are behind only oil in dollar value.
But there is some good news to this situation; the opportunity for
savvvy traders to see their profits soar from early investment in the US
aquaculture industry is better now than it ever has been in the past. We
have found one company, in particular, that we think has the potential to make
you rich:
Neptune Industries is a
small Florida-based vertically-integrated producer and distributor of seafood
products that has been making big waves in the aquaculture industry. Neptune
has spent more than five years developing and refining a series of innovative
eco-friendly aquaculture technologies that will help make its product among the
freshest and most flavorful on the market, while reducing production time and
costs.
The SAFE™ System- A
Revolution in Aquaculture Technology
The core of Neptune's operations are its
Solar-powered, Aquaculture, Finfish, Environment (S.A.F.E.) System- which is an
innovative floating containment system, using solar power, solid waste removal,
automated feeding systems, and advanced water circulation to create an ideal
environemtnet fot the healthy and rapid growth of fish.
Including the Company's patent pending
Eco-Tank™ jointed, articulating tank which absorbs the imact of wave, wind, and
current actions, the SAFE™ System is truly revolutionary within the industry,
and will produce recurring revenue streams for the company from licensing
sales. Neptune has recently signed a landmark joint venture agreement for
licensing and implementation of this technology to aquaculture producers in the
Asia-Pacific region. Neptune has recently filed a provisional patent
application for the SAFE™ SYstem, which will provide full protection of
this technology in the US and abroad for the next year, as the company files
worldwide patent applications.
Pacific
ExpansionNeptune just announced a joint venture
agreement with South Pacific Aqua Technologies, Ltd. of The Cook Islands.
South Pacific Aqua is a diversified fisheries company seeking to develop
aquaculture operations in the Cook Islands, New Zealand, Australia, and
Samoa. Headed by the former Secretary of Marine Resources for the Cook
Islands, Neptune has secured the formal support and endorsement of the Cook
Islands' government.
Neptune could earn about $0.10 per share during
2005. Other public companies in the aquaculture sector trade at price to
earnings multiples of 25x, or better.
Using only a P/E of 20x, shares of Neptune (NPNI)
should be currently trading at $2.00 or more!!!
Neptune cannot keep up with the
demand from its distributors and recently doubled its capacity to meet the
demand.
Neptune expects to produce be up to 3 million lbs. of its
striped bass product next year.
The Company is going to start selling its SAFE Systems this
year, and is also aggressively pursuing acquisitions of US fish farms to build
out its production capacity. We think that a $0.10 EP projection is
extremely conservative!!
The $250 billion seafood industry is expanding far beyond the
capacity of natural stocks to meet demand. By 2030, there will be a global
40 billion lbs. per year seafood shortage.
Aquaculture has emerged as a clear solution. Well
established worldwide, aquaculture is a $56 billion industry with production of
76 million tons, 28% of total production.
As Americans turn to a healthy diet and consume more seafood,
US aquaculture is expected to grow to $5 billion from its current market size of
$1 billion.
Neptune is becoming a fully vertically-integrated seafood
production and distribution company with its introduction of value-added seafood
products, wholesale seafood distribution, and license of its production
technologies.
The Company has developed the leading aquaculture technology on
the market, its proprietary S.A.F.E.™ System, which provides
eco-friendly seafood production. NPNI has just received worldwide
patent-pending status, and is filing additional patents for global
markets.
Neptune has recently signed a JV agreement
with South Pacific Aqua Technologies to license this technology to aquaculture
operations and fisheries in the South Pacific and Australia, and has received
the support of the Cook Islands government for implementing this technology in
the country.
President & CEO
Ernie Papodoyianis is an experienced marine biologist and aquaculture executive
with more than 20 years spent operating and managing aquaculture and fishery
businesses. NPNI recently added Robert Hipple as CFO. Mr. Hipple is
a former Professor of Tax and Securities Law at Georgetown University and has
served in senior manageent positions for a number of large publicly traded
companies.
Based on current production estimates, we
expect Neptune to reach annual production of more than 3.5 million pounds of
seafood within the next twelve months- representing revenues of over $7.8
million- before acquisitions!!!
Trading at just $0.26 per share, NPNI is extremely
undervalued. Based on production estimates, NPNI...should carry a
valuation of at least $2.00 per share- a gain of nearly 800%!!
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