Transformer Manufacturing Business Investment Opportunities in Bnei Ayish

Project for the production of a new type of power transformer. The founder of this project trained as an electrical mechanic worked twice for HASHMAL companies in Israel, and has also authored a book offering new solutions to Maxwell's equations. This book has been downloaded hundreds of times without a single objection. Now, the founder has demonstrated that power transformers used in power systems can be made differently, resulting in a transformer that is approximately 100 times smaller and lighter than existing models, thereby reducing production costs. The feasibility of this new transformer design is supported by certain measurement results in existing devices, which align precisely with the founder's theory. These measurements are typically overlooked as they are not essential for design and operation. The proposed business plan includes the following steps: - Creation of an industrial prototype. - Patenting the transformer as a PCT. - Development of a design methodology. - Repeating the patent process in all industrialized countries. - Selling the patent and method in each country, targeting transformer manufacturers who would need this innovation to remain competitive. - The founder estimates that there are approximately 50 countries with potential buyers, with each country likely having at least one interested buyer. - The suggested cost for selling the patent in each country is at least ILS 100 million.

Project for the production of a new type of power transformer. The founder of this project trained as an electrical mechanic worked twice for HASHMAL companies in Israel, and has also authored a book offering new solutions to Maxwell's equations. This book has been downloaded hundreds of times without a single objection. Now, the founder has demonstrated that power transformers used in power systems can be made differently, resulting in a transformer that is approximately 100 times smaller and lighter than existing models, thereby reducing production costs. The feasibility of this new transformer design is supported by certain measurement results in existing devices, which align precisely with the founder's theory. These measurements are typically overlooked as they are not essential for design and operation. The proposed business plan includes the following steps: - Creation of an industrial prototype. - Patenting the transformer as a PCT. - Development of a design methodology. - Repeating the patent process in all industrialized countries. - Selling the patent and method in each country, targeting transformer manufacturers who would need this innovation to remain competitive. - The founder estimates that there are approximately 50 countries with potential buyers, with each country likely having at least one interested buyer. - The suggested cost for selling the patent in each country is at least ILS 100 million.