The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[ltseung888]

Another academic exercise:

The question:

Can your team draft a business plan assuming that Wang Shen He wants to sell his technology for the under 10KW market to a buyer for US$1 billion?

This is a good challenge and an academic exercise for Forever Yuen and team.  She now has eight other students helping her.  Some are majoring in Economics.

The outline of the business plan is as follows:

(1) The Product under consideration
(2) The Asking Price
(3) The Terms of Sale
(4) Market Analysis
(5) Competitive Analysis
(6) Risk Analysis
(7) Expected Return
(8 ) Summary

[ltseung888]

Another academic exercise:

The question:

Can your team draft a business plan assuming that Wang Shen He wants to sell his technology for the under 10KW market to a buyer for US$1 billion?

This is a good challenge and an academic exercise for Forever Yuen and team.  She now has eight other students helping her.  Some are majoring in Economics.

The outline of the business plan is as follows:

(1) The Product under consideration
(2) The Asking Price
(3) The Terms of Sale
(4) Market Analysis
(5) Competitive Analysis
(6) Risk Analysis
(7) Expected Return
(8 ) Summary

The Product under consideration.

For academic purposes, let us assume two prototypes are available for demonstration when the investor or buyer comes to the conference room.  One prototype will be generating electricity monitored by webcam continuously for weeks.  The investor or buyer can assemble the other prototype inside the conference room.

There will be no possible doubt that the Wang Shen He device can rotate and generate electricity.  The investor or buyer is encouraged to bring any technical experts and testing equipment.

In addition, the greater than 10KW version for electricity companies would have been demonstrated worldwide at multiple sites.  There would have been dozens of reports from top Universities and Laboratories.  The Lee-Tseung theory would have been accepted.  The presentation slides in http://www.energyfromair.com/IOE_talk would have been heavily analyzed.

[ltseung888]

Another academic exercise:

The question:

Can your team draft a business plan assuming that Wang Shen He wants to sell his technology for the under 10KW market to a buyer for US$1 billion?

This is a good challenge and an academic exercise for Forever Yuen and team.  She now has eight other students helping her.  Some are majoring in Economics.

The outline of the business plan is as follows:

(1) The Product under consideration
(2) The Asking Price
(3) The Terms of Sale
(4) Market Analysis
(5) Competitive Analysis
(6) Risk Analysis
(7) Expected Return
(8 ) Summary

The Asking Price

This is an academic exercise.  The asking price is US$1 billion.  Wang said that he was not interested in the money.  He would donate it to produce a Model Farm or a Model Village.

He wants the investor or buyer to consider the value of the invention seriously.  He wants the students to do a realistic estimate of the potential of this technology.

I asked whether he would just donate the technology free to the World.  He said that he would like it properly developed, improved and monitored.  He used the example of software - freeware did not work.  I agree with him.  People will not value something if it is free.

[ltseung888]

Another academic exercise:

The question:

Can your team draft a business plan assuming that Wang Shen He wants to sell his technology for the under 10KW market to a buyer for US$1 billion?

This is a good challenge and an academic exercise for Forever Yuen and team.  She now has eight other students helping her.  Some are majoring in Economics.

The outline of the business plan is as follows:

(1) The Product under consideration
(2) The Asking Price
(3) The Terms of Sale
(4) Market Analysis
(5) Competitive Analysis
(6) Risk Analysis
(7) Expected Return
(8 ) Summary

The Terms of Sale

Continuing the academic exercise.

(1)   There is no International Patent outside China for this technology.  The buyer may seek to get such patents.  This technology was classified mistakenly by the Patent Offices as the impossible perpetual motion machines.  We expect major changes in the Patent Laws and/or practices in the near future.
(2)   The rights to produce 10KW or above using this Wang technology has been sold to a Chinese Company already.  Thus the sale (or transfer of technology) is only for units less than 10KW.
(3)   The Sale must wait for the formal announcement and worldwide demonstration of the greater than 10KW units suitable for electricity supply companies by the Chinese Company.
(4)   The Sale must be approved by the Chinese Government as this is viewed as highly sensitive technology that can affect the future of Nations or Mankind.
(5)   The technology cannot be shelved.  Products must come out within two years of Sale or Transfer of technology.  The buyer may license or sub-license other Companies to manufacture such products.
(6)   The currency may be in US dollars or any local Country Currency of equivalent value at the date of transaction.  As one of the goals of Wang Shen He is to benefit the World with Model Farms or Model Villages, part of the transaction may be in the form of land, factories, shares of engineering, electricity supply or mutually agreed Companies.
(7)   The buying party may be a group of Companies or Nations.  Those willing to participate in Model Farms or Model Villages will be given preference.

[chrisC]

The Product under consideration.

For academic purposes, let us assume two prototypes are available for demonstration when the investor or buyer comes to the conference room.  One prototype will be generating electricity......

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er. Like pigs will fly?

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chrisC