AS JAPAN struggles with cleaning radiation contamination at Fukushima Prefecture following its nuclear accident two years ago, Singapore-listed life-sciences company Transcu has tied up with two leading Japanese companies to help remove radioactive waste.

Transcu subsidiary, Biomass Energy Corporation (?BME?), recently signed agreements in Japan with the following companies to provide solutions for cleaning up cesium, an extremely toxic radioactive element with a half-life of 30 years:

(1) Leading Japanese manufacturer of radiation measurement equipment, Chiyoda Technol Corporation (?Chiyoda Technol?), which has developed special filters for removing radioactive cesium. Chiyoda Technol is a pioneer and leading radioisotope applications manufacturer in Japan.

(2) Leading Japanese heat burner manufacturer Olympia Kogyo Co Ltd (?Olympia?) to build biomass gasification plants.

Polarbear55,

1. It does not matter if company share price is just 1 cts, important is BB has the antidote/ cure/ remedy. Japan Government has the money, surrounding neighbours like China, Korea ..... has lots of money $$$$

2. I am not put off by what you said because I'm not the first to day dream. My investment is nothing, as compared to the WBee. Read below :

The Board of Directors (the ?Board?) of Transcu Group Limited (the " Company" ) refers to the announcement dated 22 July 2013 on the binding and conditional term sheet dated 22 July 2013 (the ?Term Sheet?) entered into between the Company and Advance Opportunities Fund (the ?ELN Subscriber?) in connection with the issuance by the Company to the ELN Subscriber of one (1) per cent. unsecured equity-linked redeemable structured notes due 2016 (the ?Notes?) with an aggregate principal amount of up to S$50 million in three (3) tranches.

Further to the announcement dated 22 July 2013 on the Term Sheet, the Board wishes to announce that the Company has today entered into a conditional subscription Agreement (the ?Subscription Agreement?) with the ELN Subscriber and Advance Capital Partners Limited (" ACP" ) as the investment manager of the ELN Subscriber pursuant to which the Company proposes to issue to the ELN Subscriber the Notes in three (3) tranches of principal amounts of S$15,000,000 (?Tranche 1 Notes?), S$15,000,000 (?Tranche 2 Notes?) and S$20,000,000 (?Tranche 3 Notes?) respectively. The Notes each comprise of sub-tranches with (i) Tranche 1 Notes comprising fifteen (15) equal sub-tranches of S$1,000,000 each (ii) Tranche 2 Notes comprising ten (10) equal sub-tranches of S$1,500,000 each and (iii) Tranche 3 Notes comprising ten (10) equal sub-tranches of S$2,000,000 each (the ?Proposed Issue?). The Notes will not be listed on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited (?SGX-ST?) and are convertible into new ordinary shares in the capital of the Company upon the terms and conditions of the Subscription Agreement (the ?Conversion Shares?). 

Keep Dreaming :)