The decomposition of plastics is still a major environmental problem for mankind today. We established plastic because of its many useful properties, such as hardness, elasticity, low conductivity kit, sterile properties and all this while keeping production simple. Humans found the beginning of plastics once again in nature. It is already handed down from the indigenous Maya tribe that they have already made tubes, vessels and other things from rubber. After the discovery of America, the first rubber products, such as radia rubber or rain jackets, found their place in the rest of the world. Almost ten million tons of plastic waste now land in our oceans every year. This is why many companies are now trying to do without plastic.

Chemically speaking, plastic is made up of long molecular chains (called polymers) and consists of individual molecules (the monomers). The individual molecules are connected by so-called carbon double bonds. This is a simple but very strong bond.

Carbios

is now using enzymes to break down the polymer chains and thus create a basis for the compostability of plastics.

In my opinion this is a very good and efficient alternative to conventional plastic storageand plastic incineration.

Balance Sheet

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The balance sheet shows that Carbios has not made any real profits so far. That makes it difficult to assess the company, so I recommend assessing the work of management in other companies. Carbios wants to open its first test factory in 2021. If the attempt is successful, Carbios will not operate the factories itself, but will fall back on a licensing model. I'm personally trying to find out more about the licensing model. In my opinion the model promising per se, but as an investor I lack long-term relationships with the clients like Mc Donald’s does. Perhaps Carbios will surprise us with more models as they focus on bio-recycling and biodegradation. This would give them more opportunities to keep branches of their business.

Is somebody of you invested in Carbios, if yes: Congratulations! I would like to talk about a company which has a great idea, but doesn't make real profits.