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I believe I had in fact directly spoken to or strongly allluded to such a possibility, i.e. provided that Thomas Swan&Co necessarily funnels into Black Swan Graphene those Thomas Swan & Co and "friends" controlled intellectual properties/trade secrets.
NanoXplore stakeholders could be convinced to take up a sizable equity position with Black Swan Graphene, as part in parcel of a joint venture partnership agreement perhaps.
Again, I would expect there first has to be specific bonafide and bankable assets funnelled into SWAN before anything of the sort can be seriously considered.
We note NanoXplore currently maintains the world's single largest graphene manufacturing capacity, 4,000 tpa, and can easily ramp up manufacturing capacity by another 12,000 tpa within the next 18 Months or as specifically contracts entering into customers demand dictates.
We know Black Swan Graphene needs roughly $43 Million to build out it's suggested approximate 9,878 tpa graphene manufacturing plant.
So, as an example of how something of the sort can possibly play out, I would suggest that NanoXplore representatives make Thomas Swan & Co representatives an offer wich could perhaps involve a preferred series of NanoXplore shares in exchange for Thomas Swan & Co's tranche of Black Swan Graphene equity; again, this only after the prerequisite funnelling into Black Swan Graphene of the previously mentioned IP/trade secrets takes place. At that point, Thomas Swan & Co stakeholders join the NanoXplore enterprise and Black Swan Graphene becomes a NanoXplore strategic partner and customer seeking specifically to commercialize the graphene enhanced concrete applications North America wide and perhaps globally as well.
I have to point out, however, that there exists an issue which would also first have to be resolved. Such an issue being where Mason Resources' Black Swan Graphene equity stakehold would ultimately need to permanently reside?
Either LLG.V buys out SWAN.V or SWAN.V and it's financial backers entirely buyout Mason Resources; and we already know that Mason Resources stakeholders are highly motivated to sell that company outright, in order to cash in on their grand pay day, so to speak.
Alas, I have to say that I doubt any of this has any chance of materializing anytime soon.