BTX Holdings
(BTXO) Website:
www.btxholdings.com A joint venture, which is to be named BTX Citrus Belize, Ltd., will
utilize BTX's patented CST technology to process all of the citrus waste
generated by Citrus Products of Belize's juicing operation in Pomona,
Belize. It is anticipated that this plant alone may generate over $13
million in revenues a year, once fully operational.
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Press Release: BTX
Holdings, Inc. Successfully Completes Phase I Testing of Its Biomass Reduction
Technology Prototype
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BTX Holdings (BTXO) was established to develop and
employ technologies from around the world to process biomass (plant derived)
waste, extract the usable fractions, and then utilize or sell those
extractions in further downstream processes. Many of these waste streams
have traditionally been disposed of either by dumping into landfills or by
burning. BTX has acquired, developed or is in the process of acquiring
several extraction and separation technologies which can process this waste
to derive value-added products, such as alternative energy feedstocks,
cellulose, fiber, oils and essences, and others.
BTX Holdings, and its wholly owned
subsidiary, BioTex Corporation's mission is to become the premier global
biomass processor by utilizing our various processing technologies, and
deriving value-added products from their use.
As
outlined in a Memorandum of Understanding that was signed in August, 2005
with Citrus Products of Belize, Ltd. BTX was recently issued U.S. Patent
#7,060,313 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for its Citrus
Separation Technology.
The joint venture, which is to be named BTX Citrus Belize, Ltd., will
utilize BTX's patented CST technology to process all of the citrus waste
generated by Citrus Products of Belize's juicing operation in Pomona,
Belize. It is anticipated that this plant alone may generate over $13
million in revenues a year, once fully operational.
BTX Holdings'
revolutionary CST process extracts from the raw citrus waste a very high
quality feedstock which can be used for ethanol production or as a beverage
base, oils and essences for use in the flavorings, perfume and chemical
industries and a dry product which has myriad uses including pectin
production and food filler.
In addition, juicing operations in the United States alone generate 3 million tons of citrus
peels and pulp annually. The Company estimates that the value of products
extracted from this waste peel could be in excess of $500 million per year in
the U.S. alone.
BTXO
Investor Highlights
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BTX was recently issued U.S. Patent
#7,060,313 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for its Citrus
Separation Technology.
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Announced that the
construction of a prototype machine that utilizes its proprietary BioReduction
Technology has been completed. The machine will now enter its testing phase to
determine the applicability of the technology to the target market.
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The BioReduction machine, or BRT,
can process raw biomass waste, such as corn cobs, pineapple plants, rice husks,
fruit drops, wheat, sugar cane, citrus pumice and others.
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BTX has acquired, is developing, or
is in the process of acquiring the global rights and/or patents to multiple
biomass reduction and alternative fuel feedstock separation and production
technologies.
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Juicing operations in the United States alone generate 3 million tons of citrus
peels and pulp annually. The Company estimates that the value of products
extracted from this waste peel could be in excess of $500 million per year in
the U.S. alone.
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BTX is under agreement to acquire the exclusive global rights
to, and subsequently the European Patent Pending to, the Hypercritical
Separation Technology, or HST. The HST, in management's opinion, is the
most efficient dry molecular separation technology currently available
in the world. It is a European patent pending technology which can
produce valuable by-products from organic and inorganic waste.
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HST can be fermented
into ethanol in 29 hours as opposed to 60 hours or more during the
current cellulosic ethanol methods.
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Separating starch
from biomass waste, HST does this without chemicals, heat, enzymes
or acids, resulting in no pollution.
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BioTex has a BioReduction Technology that can reduce
costs by 50% - of interest would be supermarket chains, transfer stations and
even large metropolitan cities, where the cost of disposing waste can be as much
as $85-$125/ton. BTXO's technology can provide an environmentally sound
solution while significantly reducing expenses for these groups.
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Alternative energy is one
of the fastest growing industries.
Overview
Imagine
the possibilities if we could reuse waste such as corn cobs, pineapple plants, rice husks,
fruit drops, wheat, sugar cane, citrus pumice. lemon and orange peel.
BioTex Corp (BTXO) has been developing technology that can extract usable
materials from biomass waste. By converting natural biomass into raw
materials for alternative energy companies, BioTex is a leading company in
the growing market of renewable energies. The raw materials created from the
biomass extracts can be used to create Ethanol, animal feed, industrial
absorbants and even additives for beverages.
As one of the fastest growing sectors,
renewable energy companies have been rewarding investors as excitement grows
about the possibilities it brings. One drawback for renewable energy sector
has been the cost of materials - this is where BioTex comes in. By taking
the biomass waste and turning it into a low cost material, renewable energy
companies can lower their production costs, use up unutilized feed stocks,
reduce waste disposal costs and most importantly, help the environment.
BioTex exciting technology helps companies
create a higher standard feedstock, or raw fuel for these alternative energy
producers. Thanks to its unique extraction process, BTXO can extract the
specific required components that will more efficiently convert the
feedstock into a fuel end product. Now alternative energy companies can
produce a higher quality product at a much lower cost.
Recent
News and Press Releases
BTX
Holdings, Inc. Completes Its Biomass Reduction Technology Prototype; Testing
Begins
BTX
Holdings, Inc. Begins Planning Process for First Citrus Separation
Technology Processing Plant
BTX
Holdings, Inc. Receives Key Patent for Citrus Separation Technology for Use
in the Biomass Industry; Company Estimates the Market Value of Citrus
Products Could Be in Excess of $500 Million Per Year in the U.S. Alone
BTX
Holdings, Inc. Prepares to Deploy Next Generation Biomass Waste Reduction
and Waste to Energy Technologies
BTX Holdings
(BTXO)
Website:
www.btxholdings.com
Financials
Approximate as of February 5, 2007
Market Cap:
10.2 Million
Outstanding Shares:
34.1 Million
52 Low / High: $3.50
/ $0.22
Price: $0.30
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