Nanoforce, Inc (Pink Sheets: NNFC | Latest News)

Nanoforce, Inc. is engaged in the research, development, acquisition and commercialization of advanced materials science products and processes including nanotechnology. The company is a developer of nano-materials, new refining processes and equipment for use in new as well as existing energy sector technologies.

Nanoforce and wholly owned subsidiary Refinery Science Corp. have developed commercially viable products for use in the energy industry. Refinery Science has created nanoscale building blocks that act as catalysts to enhance oil extraction and refining processes, reducing costs and improving efficiency. The catalysts have the ability to make the extraction and production of low-grade oils including those from shale and oil sands under North American soil profitable. The potential for this technology is enormous considering the skyrocketing price of oil and our nation's insufficient refining capacity.

Nanoforce owns intellectual property assets including 24 patents for nano-materials and their uses. The company is working to commercialize in-house its technology and develop companies in industries including petroleum extraction and refining, air and water purification, electricity generation and agriculture.

Nanotechnology is emerging rapidly to revolutionize a wide spectrum of industries. Major players including Boeing and Ford are funding research and incorporating innovative developments into their products. 3M Co. stated it is selling $800 million worth of nano-enabled products. American Pharmaceutical Partners' new nanotech-enabled cancer drug, Abraxane, is on the market today. The National Science Foundation predicts that the total market for nanotech products and services will reach $1 trillion by 2015.

Energy is expected to become a major frontier for the use of nanotechnology. Rapid advances are being made in oil extraction and refining, renewable energy and alternative fuels. The high cost of oil is fueling technological innovation in petroleum extraction, production and refining and smart companies like Nanoforce are leading the charge.

Nanoforce recently acquired Refinery Science Corp, which utilizes nanotechnology in the extraction and refinement of oil reserves. The company's unique nanotechnology applications can enable companies to refine low quality crude oil, such as that from shale and oil sands which are difficult and expensive to process, in a cost efficient and productive process that can compete head-to-head with light crude refining costs.

Refinery Science has developed the ability to manufacture nano-scale building blocks with precisely controlled size and composition that can act as catalysts. These patent-protected catalyst building blocks can be incorporated into refinery systems to dramatically reduce costs for the decomposition of heavy crude oils, including the removal of sulphur, and significantly increase the efficiency of the recombination of hydrogen and carbon into liquid fuels.

Catalysts currently used in petroleum refining lack the ability to remove sulfur from fuels under mild enough conditions and with sufficient speed to allow refiners to use their existing systems. The advantage of the catalyst developed by Refinery Science Corp. is that it can be used with little modification of a refinery's current infrastructure, providing the refinery a cheaper, more efficient process to remove additional sulphur and upgrade low-quality fuels.

Using material science as the foundation for the design of systemic improvement has led company researchers to develop catalysts with 3 to 5 times the activity of standard hydrodesulfurization catalysts.

Select refineries have in the past committed to installing the company's catalyst and the residual upgrading systems at their facilities when commercial quantities become available. Although not executed, solidifying the commitments are a continued goal within the next 12 - 24 months.

Refinery Science Corp. has acquired exclusive rights to all refinery applications for 17 fundamental material science and process patents including new two-dimensional material catalysts developed at the University of Texas at El Paso. The subsidiary is also currently negotiating terms for new technology acquisitions with U.S. national laboratories and universities to further expand its patent position.

Investing in NNFC appears to be a smart move for growth oriented investors. Nanoforce is developing and commercializing advanced solutions for applying nanotechnology in a variety of industries such as petroleum extraction and refining, air and water purification and agriculture. The company has positioned itself to become a leader the nanotechnology, a market expected to reach $1 trillion by 2015 and where additional applications and technologies and customers are emerging daily.

Nanoforce owns a rich intellectual property portfolio relating to nanomaterials and their uses including catalysts and processes with major potential for application in oil extraction and refining. Wholly owned subsidiary Refinery Science Corp. is uniquely qualified to become a leading provider of petroleum refining technology, taking advantage of the convergence of rapid innovation in nanotechnology and a world economy hungry for oil and searching for alternative energy sources.

Nanoforce has recently formed an advisory board of leaders in government, business, and science who share a vision for nanotechnology and hired a new executive team for its Refinery Science subsidiary. The company is putting the pieces in place for rapid growth and market penetration, utilizing experienced management, highly innovative technology and smart market targets.

NNFC fits our intense criteria for potential growth over the near-term. This growth should be fueled by rapid and far-reaching innovation, potentially exceeding investor expectations and creating extraordinary opportunities in a wide range of industries. While no assurances can be made that shares will achieve our target price of $$, it is easy to see why management is so excited about 2006 and beyond.

ANALYST-Officers of Market Advisors, Inc. have been in business since 1983 and have provided stock market research for their clients since 1985. Company officials have been frequently quoted in a wide array of financial publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, Barron's, The Dick Davis Digest, Moniresearch and many others. We have on staff the former editor of the Marketarian Newsletter, a nationally syndicated stock market newsletter published over twenty years. .

We feel this is a rare opportunity to take advantage of getting in at ground level. Nanoforce has developed the advanced materials science products and processes, extensive intellectual property portfolio and smart growth strategy to emerge as a market leader.

The Bush administration has allocated $1.2 billion for the multi-agency National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI), bringing the total investment since the NNI was established in 2001 to over $6.5 billion.

Research & Markets predicts nanotechnology will amount to a $1,000 billion industry in the world economy by 2010. The US government has increased nanotech spending to $3 billion per year. The National Nanotechnology Initiative has confirmed a $982 million fund for nanotech R&D in 2006.

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