> http://www.bak.com.cn/touzi-xinxi.asp?xiaolei=News%20Release&dalei=投资者关系

> Good things to come-

> http://www.bak.com.cn/touzi-xiangxi.asp?id=512&xiaolei=News%20Release

> On Jul 8, 9:58 am, boards <stephanbrueck...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > The second one is very interesting!!!

> >http://www.bak.com.cn/touzi-xinxi.asp?xiaolei=News%20Release&dalei=投资者关系

> > Good things to come-

> 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> BAK.

> This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> energy automobile.

> Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> production lines later.

> On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> lines.

> BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

>  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> batteries).

> Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"

> On Jul 8, 6:47 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > I have been invested heavily in CBAK for two years, waiting patiently
> > for the kind of news released in the two July 7 news releases by the
> > company:

> > 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> > Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> > Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> > from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> > BAK.

> > This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> > the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> > latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> > energy automobile.

> > Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> > progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> > attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> > the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> > send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> > as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> > production lines later.

> > On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> > expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> > research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> > power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> > National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> > 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> > Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> > Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> > lines.

> > BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> > Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> > Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> > power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> > close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> > accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

> >  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> > who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> > power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> > witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> > they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> > demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> > completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> > the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> > batteries).

> > Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> > already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> > Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"

> On Jul 9, 5:28 am, wiskie <andy.kowie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I've been invested in this company for just as long, although I doubt
> > as heavily as you are.  In any case, I feel like this is the typical
> > news almost plaguing the company.  It creates a glossy veneer and
> > amazing outlook, but somehow, they never seem to be able to capitalize
> > on these outstanding prospects.  As always, I'm cautiously optimistic
> > with this stock.  I'd love to watch it run like it has in recent
> > years, but sustained prices won't occur until they can create
> > continuous revenue.  For some reason, they're excellent at not doing
> > that.  Hopefully this signals a change in the winds of fortune, but I
> > can't put any faith into a serious turn until money comes in the door.

> > On Jul 8, 6:47 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:

> > > I have been invested heavily in CBAK for two years, waiting patiently
> > > for the kind of news released in the two July 7 news releases by the
> > > company:

> > > 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> > > Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> > > Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> > > from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> > > BAK.

> > > This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> > > the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> > > latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> > > energy automobile.

> > > Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> > > progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> > > attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> > > the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> > > send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> > > as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> > > production lines later.

> > > On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> > > expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> > > research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> > > power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> > > National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> > > 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> > > Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> > > Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> > > lines.

> > > BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> > > Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> > > Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> > > power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> > > close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> > > accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

> > >  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> > > who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> > > power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> > > witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> > > they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> > > demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> > > completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> > > the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> > > batteries).

> > > Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> > > already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> > > Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"

> http://www.bak.com.cn/touzi-xinxi.asp?xiaolei=News%20Release&dalei=投资者关系

> Good things to come-

> On Jul 9, 11:05 am, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > I don't think that CBAK is a regular supplier of HP, yet, despite two
> > years of work on CBAK's part to prepare themselves to become such.
> > Nevertheless, CBAK is already selling a large volume of cylindrical
> > cells and I suspect that they will have to ramp up further if HP
> > begins to use CBAK as one of its primary suppliers of laptop and
> > netbook batteries.   For at least a year, CBAK denied that they were
> > making power cells for automobiles.  Probably true.  However, it is
> > clear that they are preparing for that day and that both Chinese auto
> > companies and an unnamed "American Company" are following their
> > progress carefully and very pleased with what they have seen, thus
> > far.  When that day comes, CBAK will explode.  Yes, they will have to
> > raise more funds to ramp up, but it will all be to our benefit.  They
> > will be a key player in a rapidly growing market, rather than trying
> > to catch up to American, Japanese, and Korean companies that are
> > already well established manufacturers and suppliers.  You have to
> > believe that Mr. Li expects to benefit from his investment of time and
> > money, someday.

> > On Jul 9, 5:28 am, wiskie <andy.kowie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I've been invested in this company for just as long, although I doubt
> > > as heavily as you are.  In any case, I feel like this is the typical
> > > news almost plaguing the company.  It creates a glossy veneer and
> > > amazing outlook, but somehow, they never seem to be able to capitalize
> > > on these outstanding prospects.  As always, I'm cautiously optimistic
> > > with this stock.  I'd love to watch it run like it has in recent
> > > years, but sustained prices won't occur until they can create
> > > continuous revenue.  For some reason, they're excellent at not doing
> > > that.  Hopefully this signals a change in the winds of fortune, but I
> > > can't put any faith into a serious turn until money comes in the door.

> > > On Jul 8, 6:47 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:

> > > > I have been invested heavily in CBAK for two years, waiting patiently
> > > > for the kind of news released in the two July 7 news releases by the
> > > > company:

> > > > 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> > > > Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> > > > Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> > > > from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> > > > BAK.

> > > > This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> > > > the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> > > > latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> > > > energy automobile.

> > > > Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> > > > progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> > > > attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> > > > the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> > > > send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> > > > as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> > > > production lines later.

> > > > On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> > > > expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> > > > research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> > > > power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> > > > National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> > > > 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> > > > Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> > > > Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> > > > lines.

> > > > BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> > > > Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> > > > Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> > > > power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> > > > close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> > > > accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

> > > >  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> > > > who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> > > > power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> > > > witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> > > > they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> > > > demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> > > > completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> > > > the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> > > > batteries).

> > > > Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> > > > already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> > > > Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"

> On Jul 9, 4:53 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> wrote:

> > The general trend of this stock has been down for the last month,
> > paralleling the path of the Chinese security market in general.  I
> > don't expect great things from CBAK in the near term, unless there is
> > an unanticipated rise in earnings for the spring quarter.  Chinese
> > investors are not patient, long-term or even intermediate-term
> > investors, in my experiencee.  The company will have to begin earning
> > money rather than simply growing market share to begin moving
> > upwards.

> > On Jul 9, 11:05 am, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:

> > > I don't think that CBAK is a regular supplier of HP, yet, despite two
> > > years of work on CBAK's part to prepare themselves to become such.
> > > Nevertheless, CBAK is already selling a large volume of cylindrical
> > > cells and I suspect that they will have to ramp up further if HP
> > > begins to use CBAK as one of its primary suppliers of laptop and
> > > netbook batteries.   For at least a year, CBAK denied that they were
> > > making power cells for automobiles.  Probably true.  However, it is
> > > clear that they are preparing for that day and that both Chinese auto
> > > companies and an unnamed "American Company" are following their
> > > progress carefully and very pleased with what they have seen, thus
> > > far.  When that day comes, CBAK will explode.  Yes, they will have to
> > > raise more funds to ramp up, but it will all be to our benefit.  They
> > > will be a key player in a rapidly growing market, rather than trying
> > > to catch up to American, Japanese, and Korean companies that are
> > > already well established manufacturers and suppliers.  You have to
> > > believe that Mr. Li expects to benefit from his investment of time and
> > > money, someday.

> > > On Jul 9, 5:28 am, wiskie <andy.kowie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I've been invested in this company for just as long, although I doubt
> > > > as heavily as you are.  In any case, I feel like this is the typical
> > > > news almost plaguing the company.  It creates a glossy veneer and
> > > > amazing outlook, but somehow, they never seem to be able to capitalize
> > > > on these outstanding prospects.  As always, I'm cautiously optimistic
> > > > with this stock.  I'd love to watch it run like it has in recent
> > > > years, but sustained prices won't occur until they can create
> > > > continuous revenue.  For some reason, they're excellent at not doing
> > > > that.  Hopefully this signals a change in the winds of fortune, but I
> > > > can't put any faith into a serious turn until money comes in the door.

> > > > On Jul 8, 6:47 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > > > wrote:

> > > > > I have been invested heavily in CBAK for two years, waiting patiently
> > > > > for the kind of news released in the two July 7 news releases by the
> > > > > company:

> > > > > 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> > > > > Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> > > > > Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> > > > > from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> > > > > BAK.

> > > > > This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> > > > > the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> > > > > latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> > > > > energy automobile.

> > > > > Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> > > > > progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> > > > > attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> > > > > the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> > > > > send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> > > > > as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> > > > > production lines later.

> > > > > On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> > > > > expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> > > > > research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> > > > > power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> > > > > National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> > > > > 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> > > > > Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> > > > > Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> > > > > lines.

> > > > > BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> > > > > Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> > > > > Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> > > > > power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> > > > > close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> > > > > accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

> > > > >  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> > > > > who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> > > > > power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> > > > > witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> > > > > they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> > > > > demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> > > > > completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> > > > > the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> > > > > batteries).

> > > > > Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> > > > > already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> > > > > Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"

> On Jul 10, 1:13 pm, wiskie <andy.kowie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > That's has been the point I've made on this board a couple of times
> > during the last year.  I don't see how the company is going to begin
> > earning money when they have a track record of not being able to do
> > so?  I know they have interesting prospects, but value creation is not
> > a strong suit for them.

> > On Jul 9, 4:53 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:

> > > The general trend of this stock has been down for the last month,
> > > paralleling the path of the Chinese security market in general.  I
> > > don't expect great things from CBAK in the near term, unless there is
> > > an unanticipated rise in earnings for the spring quarter.  Chinese
> > > investors are not patient, long-term or even intermediate-term
> > > investors, in my experiencee.  The company will have to begin earning
> > > money rather than simply growing market share to begin moving
> > > upwards.

> > > On Jul 9, 11:05 am, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:

> > > > I don't think that CBAK is a regular supplier of HP, yet, despite two
> > > > years of work on CBAK's part to prepare themselves to become such.
> > > > Nevertheless, CBAK is already selling a large volume of cylindrical
> > > > cells and I suspect that they will have to ramp up further if HP
> > > > begins to use CBAK as one of its primary suppliers of laptop and
> > > > netbook batteries.   For at least a year, CBAK denied that they were
> > > > making power cells for automobiles.  Probably true.  However, it is
> > > > clear that they are preparing for that day and that both Chinese auto
> > > > companies and an unnamed "American Company" are following their
> > > > progress carefully and very pleased with what they have seen, thus
> > > > far.  When that day comes, CBAK will explode.  Yes, they will have to
> > > > raise more funds to ramp up, but it will all be to our benefit.  They
> > > > will be a key player in a rapidly growing market, rather than trying
> > > > to catch up to American, Japanese, and Korean companies that are
> > > > already well established manufacturers and suppliers.  You have to
> > > > believe that Mr. Li expects to benefit from his investment of time and
> > > > money, someday.

> > > > On Jul 9, 5:28 am, wiskie <andy.kowie...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I've been invested in this company for just as long, although I doubt
> > > > > as heavily as you are.  In any case, I feel like this is the typical
> > > > > news almost plaguing the company.  It creates a glossy veneer and
> > > > > amazing outlook, but somehow, they never seem to be able to capitalize
> > > > > on these outstanding prospects.  As always, I'm cautiously optimistic
> > > > > with this stock.  I'd love to watch it run like it has in recent
> > > > > years, but sustained prices won't occur until they can create
> > > > > continuous revenue.  For some reason, they're excellent at not doing
> > > > > that.  Hopefully this signals a change in the winds of fortune, but I
> > > > > can't put any faith into a serious turn until money comes in the door.

> > > > > On Jul 8, 6:47 pm, "jrgriffi...@gmail.com" <jrgriffi...@gmail.com>
> > > > > wrote:

> > > > > > I have been invested heavily in CBAK for two years, waiting patiently
> > > > > > for the kind of news released in the two July 7 news releases by the
> > > > > > company:

> > > > > > 1)  On June 24, 2009, Mr. Binggang Wang, the officer in charge of "863
> > > > > > Program" Energy-Saving and New Energy Automobile Project Consulting
> > > > > > Group from the Ministry of Science and Technology, and eleven experts
> > > > > > from China Automotive Technology and Research Center visited China
> > > > > > BAK.

> > > > > > This visit was authorized by Department of Industry Coordination of
> > > > > > the National Development and Reform Commission, aimed to update the
> > > > > > latest developments in key components industrialization related to new
> > > > > > energy automobile.

> > > > > > Dr. Zhongyi Deng, the CBAK's R&D Department director reported our
> > > > > > progress on electric vehicles power battery development and presented
> > > > > > attendees our latest power battery samples. Experts highly appraised
> > > > > > the battery safety design philosophy and recommended the company to
> > > > > > send samples to the National Technology Center for testing as quickly
> > > > > > as possible. The expert team visited our R&D Department and automated
> > > > > > production lines later.

> > > > > > On behalf of the National Development and Reform Commission, the
> > > > > > expert team fully affirmed our precise attitude towards battery
> > > > > > research and development. They expect the company to accelerate high
> > > > > > power battery industrialization process and make a contribution to the
> > > > > > National strategy of developing new energy automobile industry.

> > > > > > 2)  On June 27, 2009, a group of officials led by Mr. Zhongwen Gou, a
> > > > > > Deputy Mayor of Beijing visited our company's Cylindrical Cells
> > > > > > Manufacturing Plant; visitors highly praised our automated production
> > > > > > lines.

> > > > > > BAK was recommended to Mr. Gou by an American Company which produces
> > > > > > Battery Management System for Electric Vehicle ("the American
> > > > > > Company"). The Deputy Mayor applauded our achievements in the R&D of
> > > > > > power battery used in electric automobile; he looked forward to a
> > > > > > close cooperation between our company and the American Company to
> > > > > > accelerate the development of new energy automobile industry

> > > > > >  This suggests that both regional and national government authorities
> > > > > > who can stir the pot and make things happen are excited about CBAK's
> > > > > > power battery research and the demonstration of its capabilities
> > > > > > witnessed while visiting CBAK's plant.  It is  interesting to me that
> > > > > > they visited the cylindrical battery production line but observed
> > > > > > demonstrations and received samples of CBAK's power batteries (a
> > > > > > completely different technology, using lithium phosphate rather than
> > > > > > the cobalt salt of lithium found in the cylindrical batteries (laptop
> > > > > > batteries).

> > > > > > Thank you all for alerting me to these news releases.  I may add to my
> > > > > > already excessive holdings of CBAK.

> > > > > > Who might be this unnamed "American Company?"