Power Americas Resources Group (OTC:PARG) has developed modeling software that can spot errors before they become costly mistakes. Similar companies have market caps around $8-10 billion. That would be around 20x where PARG trades today.

The Opportunity at a Glance

  1. The construction industry is a $1.6 trillion behemoth in the US alone. It makes up 4% of US GDP, and a growing share internationally. By 2030, worldwide construction n will be a $14 trillion giant.
  2. India is likely to lead the way in the coming years, as it accelerates growth from a low-income to a middle-income country. Like China before it, India’s massive population needs many large-scale, complex infrastructure projects to become a fully modern economy. From 2013-2015, China used more concrete than the US did in the entire 20th India looks like it could be even more demanding.
  3. Large construction projects waste, on average, 3%-7% of their budget on errors or mistakes. These are issues that could have been prevented with greater planning and modeling — but, to date, large-scale construction projects haven’t changed their planning in decades.
  4. Thanks to Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG), that no longer needs to be the case. Using sophisticated modeling software, PARG’s TwinInfra software allows for hyper-realistic project modeling — to double-check all work before it starts. TwinInfra can catch everything from a new wall interrupting proper ventilation, to a building material that will wear down in fewer years than expected.
  5. The TwinInfra software is ready for real-time use — and it is first being rolled out in India, on the largest and most complex projects. This gives PARG access to the most exciting construction sector today, while allowing its tech to be proven in a demanding testing ground before it is put to use in more mature economies.
  6. In the future, the patented TwinInfra software can be used worldwide, and for smaller projects.
  7. In the $1.6 trillion US construction industry alone, 7% savings equals $112 billion — per year. That’s what this company could be worth, annually, to the construction industry. And that’s not including cost savings from issues avoided later in a project’s lifespan.
  8. Today, you can invest in Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) at a micro $40 million market cap. It could shoot up 20x, and still be more affordable than its closest construction software competitor.

Waste kills business.

And nowhere is waste a worse killer than in the construction industry.

After all — waste in construction usually comes as a double-whammy.

You have the waste of man-hours put into work that has to be removed (more wasted time) and then redone.

Plus, you have the waste in material — which, in large-scale construction projects, usually cannot be re-used.

There’s a reason the mantra of every construction worker is “Measure twice, cut once.”

But — despite their best efforts — every large, complex construction project deals with a lot of waste.

3%-7% of the overall budget, on average.

Some of that is due to simple error.

But most of the time, that waste comes about because there is some issue translating a project from the architecture drawings to the real world.

Sometimes it’s when two subsystems work fine on their own… but interfere with each other in practice.

Sometimes it’s because suppliers change, and what was thought an innocuous change from one type of girder or flooring to another actually creates major problems elsewhere.

Sometimes it’s because planners misunderstood how the building would be used in practice, so crucial elements break down from repeated use much earlier than expected.

The truth is, any of thousands of things can go wrong in a complex construction project — bringing the entire production to a halt while repairs and replacements are made.

It doesn’t have to be that way. Not anymore.

Using the same sort of computing power that goes into modeling complex multi-layered systems, like the weather and climate, Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) has developed software that can give a real-life model of a large construction project.

It can test all the subsystems running together, and make sure there are no issues.

It can see how the project performs over multiple years of expected use — at low, medium, and high rates.

It can see how it would perform if it were to be damaged in some way — through earthquake, typhoon, or other.

In short, PARG’s TwinInfra software allows you to test out everything in a complex infrastructure project… a large building construction… or any other complex (or simple) construction project…

Before you’ve put a single shovel into the ground.

That means TwinInfra can save 3%-7% of the construction costs on any project, on average.

In an industry worth trillions a year, that equals billions in savings.

Yet today, you can still invest in Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) at a market cap just over $40 million.

That’s a bargain.

Because — while the TwinInfra software would be a surefire winner even in choppy markets — the construction industry is in the middle of a boom.

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While the overall market slumps, these are boom times for the construction sector.

Serving an essential need, companies operating in the construction sector typically yield steady returns in a recessionary market. And some construction-related companies are positioned to grow even faster than the economy as a whole, thanks to their exposure to long-term spending trends, as we appear to be seeing now.

  • In the U.S., the industry is on pace to approach a $2 trillion marketplace during the next three years.
  • Globally, the figures grow exponentially, with forecasts exceeding $14 trillion by 2030.4
  • New housing developments are popping up left and right. As are commercial developments.
  • And the U.S. government has committed to spending upwards of $1 trillion on infrastructure to repair roads and improve on public transportation.

For investors, this large influx of cash represents an opportunity.

But there’s a crisis brewing that could threaten the bottom line for many companies in this sector. And it’s all due to a surprising fact…

Construction is still a pencil and paper business.

The Last Analog Holdout In A New Digital World

A close look at the construction industry and its operations would leave most people with one thought… “how do they get anything done?”

On its own, the nature of the industry requires a complex network of loosely affiliated skilled laborers and subcontractors to work in tandem. The subcontractors on a single project can include boilermakers, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, painters, brick and stonemasons, carpet installers, concrete suppliers, equipment operators and steel workers.

Further complicating the matter, these subcontractors often bid against each other for jobs.

That means suspicion is rampant. Information is seen as proprietary and safely secured. 

As a result, poor communication is often the root cause of project failure. A PMI study found that poor communication led to one third of construction project failures of cost overruns and missed deadlines.5

Rob McKinney, a construction consultant at JBKnowlege put it this way.

He said one of the reasons for the industry’s lack of productivity is the fact that construction today has an “inherently combative nature” compared to the early days of the industry.

The functions of architects and contractors were originally combined into one design house until “about 100 years ago.”

Because the industry is so fractured today, he said,

″Productivity is a train wreck. It’s almost in the dark ages.”6

A whopping 45% of construction professionals report spending more time than expected on non-optimal activities. “What were these non-optimal activities?” Propeller found that they were “fixing mistakes, looking for project data, and managing conflict resolution and mistakes.”

It’s a crisis of monumental proportions, one a band of smart software engineers at Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) appears to have solved.

Bringing The Construction Industry Into The 21st Century

The construction industry is so antiquated that experts believe losses and cost overruns could reach historic levels.7

In the U.S. alone, losses could soar past $100 billion a year.

Worldwide, forecasters say the failure to embrace modern ways could be punishing – losses exceeding $1.85 trillion each year.8

The problem is so rife many lenders recommend including a 20% contingency right off the bat for cost overrun.

As the data analytics firm Propeller Aero put it, “imagine a 20% salary increase, and you’ll have a good idea of what a significant expansion this is. And remember, this is an average across all projects, not a one-time overrun.”9

When broken down, the actual figures are staggering…

  • Nine out of ten construction projects experience cost overrruns. Over a 70-year period, a prestigious academic journal found that “85% of construction projects completed in twenty countries experienced cost overruns of nearly 30%.”10
  • KPMG found that in a three-year study, “less than a third – 31% – of all construction projects came within 10% of their budget, and only 25% were completed came within 10% of their original deadlines.”11
  • The Dodge Construction Network’s Data Analytics division found that 61% of the construction people who used technology it surveyed said that software reduced project error and improved performance and the bottom line.12
  • The technology curve leans heavily against productivity. In fact, while 75% of construction companies provide employees with mobile devices – only 21.7% actively use mobile productivity apps and software.

Now consider that a recent study by McKinsey & Company determined that boosting productivity could save nearly $1.7 trillion annually. That’s an impact of about 14 hours of work each week per person.13

That’s exactly the target Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) has set in its sights.

The young company has developed breakthrough software that could help streamline operations, increase efficiency, and cut the losses that devastate contractors’ bottom lines.

Bridging The Gap Between, Architect, General Contractor, Subs, and Supply Chain

Power Americas’ Twin Infra software platform is key to solving the construction industry’s most pressing crises.

The company’s cutting-edge software manages the total lifecycle of a project from the architect’s drawings to day-in-day-out maintenance of the finished project.

The Twin Infra platform manages everyday operational tasks and challenges, including:

  • Project scheduling and tracking – Twin Infra helps contractors and subcontractors assign the right people, resources, and equipment to a project. And it tracks and manages progress on a job, as well as budgets and timeline constraints.
  • Document management – Twin Infra serves as a centralized repository for all project documentation. Most importantly, it manages the version control of project plans, so all teams stay on the same page.
  • Job costing/project finances –Twin Infra software tracks estimated versus actual job costs throughout a project to ensure accurate invoicing.
  • Workforce labor concerns – it’s no secret that the pandemic worsened the construction sector’s already significant issue with labor shortages. That’s on top of the fact that new statistics show that the construction industry appears to be aging faster than it can replace older workers. Its average age is 42.5 with nearly a quarter of the workforce 55 or older. Twin Infra software enables managers to detail project descriptions, put out calls for workers and even receive job applications.

These essential tools could move Power Americas Resource Group to the head of the class when it comes to construction project management.

But nowhere is Twin Infra software in greater need than handling the construction industry’s supply chain issues.

Revolutionizing The Supply Chain – From “Just In Time” To “Just In Case”

Over the past 60 years, supply chains have been optimized to within an inch of their life.

The chief focus is to cut costs to the bone. That’s achieved by granting high-volume contracts to single suppliers and using high-capacity transport and warehousing to maximize economies of scale.

It’s called just-in-time supply chain management, and it worked extremely well in a world of open borders, friendly trade relations, labor pools of skilled and cheap workers, and few disruptions.

But that’s not the world we live in today.

A recent survey from FORTUNE, showed that 94% of its top 1,000 companies experienced supply chain disruptions from the pandemic.14

The construction industry was especially hit hard by rising lumber prices, which nearly quadrupled in a matter of months.  Iron and steel products saw a 15% increase in just a year. Steel mill products shot up over 7% and fabricated structural metals are sitting at 3%15.

To further complicate the issue, transportation costs saw major increases, due to factors like rising fuel prices and airspace bans over Ukraine and Russia.

It’s in this complex environment that Power Americas’ Twin Infra project management software could have the capabilities to excel.

It was designed to keep that channel flowing, by helping companies optimize their supply chains, reduce costs, and mitigate risks.

Twin Infra’s solutions include:

  • 360⁰ view of the entire project at every stage of construction process
  • Predictive tracking of project progress for Timely delivery
  • Common Data Environment (CDE) for collaborative work teams.
  • Smart Raw material sourcing
  • Supplier management , Supervision and accountability
  • Inventory forecasting, optimization and wastage reduction
  • Traceability of products, tasks, processes and deliverables
  • Simulated scenario planning
  • Supply and demand planning
  • Real-time risk analysis
  • Centralized communication

Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) also embraces the critical emerging opportunities in project management such as these:

  • AI for predictive analytics
  • IoT for condition monitoring
  • Blockchain for immutable record-keeping and contracts
  • Machine learning for material and process optimization
  • 3D printing for local production of parts
  • Drone and vision-based project monitoring

The best part is, the AI that runs Power Americas Resources’ software procurement platform lets users search for suppliers globally. That’s a big deal because the construction sector ranks in the lower range of sophistication in McKinsey’s Global Purchasing Excellence Survey.

And since it sees the entire picture, the Twin Infra platform speeds up sourcing processes and predicts risk.

That leads to faster more accurate decision making, because the procurement software is imbedded with real-time alerts for problems such as storms, blocked roads due to accidents, and the threat of maritime piracy.

The platform can also continuously collect data about a company’s critical inventory and about the company’s current suppliers.

It can be programmed to issue alerts when major changes occur such as a supplier’s change in ownership, financial performance, or supply-chain disruption issues. Remarkably, that means the Twin Infra platform can help root out problems even before they start.

That’s an invaluable feature, one that could quickly make Power Americas the go to software choice for construction companies and contractors around the globe.

And it’s being released at the perfect time, as this slow-to-change industry finally begins to embrace project management software.

$20 Billion Up For Grabs

According to Grand View Research, widespread software adoption appears to be on the horizon. Data shows that this currently $1.2 billion construction management software market, is forecast to grow to $19.1 billion by 2029.16

That’s a jump of more than 20 times over the next seven years.

This anticipated rapid growth is likely due in part to a simple detail… many of today’s construction management executives had never worked with desktops or laptops. But mobile phones have begun to shift that trend.

The introduction of smart phones has started to make construction superintendents and field project managers reliant on computing power.

And as a result, this once niche industry has become a target for investors with the foresight to see the technological transformation taking place. Software companies developing unique solutions in this space have seen their market caps jump dramatically, as this billions of dollars are being funneled into this sector. 

Power Americas platform is perfectly suited to meet these budding needs. 

Their user-friendly interface can be accessed via the cloud anywhere there’s a Wi-Fi signal, quite literally putting the power of its software in the hands of both executives in the office and managers and superintendents on job sites.

9 Reasons To Put Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) On Your Radar

  1. A NEW AND GROWING TREND – Until very recently, construction projects have been managed with a pencil and paper. Now analysts say project management software is on pace to become a $19-billion trend in the next seven years.
  2. ROBUST ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES – Power Americas Resource’s construction software manages a project from its initiation through to the finished project… even decommissioning and demolition should that be needed.
  3. AN INDUSTRY IN NEED OF MODERNIZATION – Unless the construction industry changes it archaic project management methods, it’s set to lose nearly $2 trillion – that’s trillion – a year. Along with preventing losses, cost-cutting tools like Twin Infra software could save the sector as much as nearly $1.7 trillion annually.
  4. RECESSIONARY HEDGE – In spite of the market slump, large influxes of cash will continue to be funneled into construction and software, two industries that historically stay strong despite inflationary times.
  5. SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTION – Construction companies have some of the worst supply-chain management practices. Power Americas Resource Group’s Twin Infra platform speeds up the sourcing process. It can predict risk, issue real-time alerts for problems such as storms, and continuously collect data about a company’s critical inventory as well as that of the company’s current suppliers.
  6. FAVORABLE STRUCTURE – At just over 9 million shares for the public, Power Americas Resource Group (PARG) sports what’s known as a tight float. This suggests that if or when PARG begins to make noise, it’s shares could quickly soar.

What to do next…

It appears there is nothing but upside for this rapidly growing company that still trades at a price well below its peers.

But it won’t for long. By all accounts Power Americas could be poised to dominate throughout 2023. As more news is generated and word gets out, expect investors to discover this up-and-coming construction software provider.

For investors who are interested in a company that is growing fast and could be a major player in a new technology, Power Americas Resource Group (OTC:PARG) is worth a deep dive.

 

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