My personal opinion
Byron's comments made concerning our Vanadium Project carried over and created a lack of confidence which was reflected in our share price.
Energizer possibly added to the problem by voting in the authorized increase in Capital Stock, but that could have been an emergency move, as under the share price situation we require funds to move Molo to production and too later move the GG Vanadium project forward. Look at Largo Resources with its present 900 million outstanding shares who soon will be going into production.
Byron made comments in their ELECTRIC METALS Green Book 2012 related to Energizer, such as: Uranium, Vanadium, and now… Graphite? and Dependent on Someone Else’s Infrastructure.
My comment: Most everyone is dependent on someone else's infrastructure. How would we get to work daily, or how would Madagascar improve it's economy if not partnering with industry to build further infrastructure such roads, rail and power generation as was done on the Ambatovy Nickel Mine and other Malogasy projects.