RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Interesting timesClearly, the XG Sciences assets acquisition was always more about NanoXplore succeeding in aggressively leveraging it's existing IP, the USEPA retained "Consent Order", the existing relationship with Ford, etc.
It was also about securing the potential to further expand the breadth and requisite volume of various NanoXplore graphene comprised automotive products catagories supplied to Ford and/or any other U.S operating transportation vehicles manufacturers.
Yes, in such a great sense the XG Sciences assets achievement was certainly successful and Mr. Nazarpour &Co are to be thanked and certainly congratulated for such clearly long, quite complex, hard negotiated and finally attained acquiescence on the part of all XG Sciences "creditors" to NanoXplore's going forward in greatly further developing precisely that which such creditors and interested parties had previously envisaged XG Sciences would be further developing.
I will again emphasize NanoXplore's previously successful attainment of the USEPA "Consent Order" had always been ensivaged as "the trump card" during said negotiations with the various XG Sciences "creditors", customers and otherwise most highly interested parties, e.g, Dow-DuPont, Aspen/XGS II, Michigan State University and Professor Drzal et al., Ford, Cabot Corp, POSCO, Hanwha Chemical, Samsung Ventures, etc.
The USEPA provided "Consent Order" allows NanoXplore to legally do precisely what had been holding back all the named "interested parties" from doing without continuing to violate USEPA rules, regulations and U.S Federal laws.
NanoXplore is sanctioned by the USEPA to either import or produce within the U.S and supply a unlimited amount of "Graphene Black TM" comprising automotive parts and components, whether that be to Ford and/or any other U.S operating "lightweighted" automobiles and heavy transport machinery or otherwise "lightweighting" transportation vehicles manufacturer, amongst other corporations presently illegally importing graphene comprised automotive parts and various components into the U.S.
We know that following the granting of NanoXplore's then retained USEPA "Consent Order", XG Sciences could not legally be allowed to do so anylonger.
We also know that the various senior legal representatives of Ford, Cabot Corp et al., very much would have brough home such a "existential issue" for the most serious consideration by and on behalf of XG Sciences "stakeholders".
Slightly over a year ago is whe the wheels fell of the XG Sciences wagon for said company's vested stakeholders. We also note such a "existential issue" being brought to bear upon XG Sciences is also what kept XG Sciences from being taken public during the most advantageous publicly traded equities markets interval. Dow-DuPont and the other XG Sciences "creditors" and customers all would have known this to be the case.
Is Dow-DuPont and/or are any of the previous XG Sciences interested creditors and otherwise interested parties, e.g. Aspen/XGS II, Michigan State University and Professor Drzal et al., Ford, Cabot Corp, POSCO, Hanwha Chemical, Samsung Ventures, etc., interested in now pursuing precisely what NanoXplore representatives would be proposing for the further "monetization" of the various assets which NanoXplore was allowed to purchase from XG Sciences Inc?
I'd expect your guess is as good as my own Lire02.
We note the aforementioned corporations are all globally well recognized. We aslo note the representatives and stakeholders of such named corporations are certainly more than capable of facilitating the placing of NanoXplore on the map, so to speak, both in terms of the expedited acceptance of and more rapid adoption of NanoXplore's "Graphene BlackTM" comprising products by industries leading participants within the U.S and the world over.
Cabot Corporation's stakeholders alone can, should they so wish, kick open the door for NanoXplore in facilitating a gradual switch over to the use of "Graphene Black" within many most profitable insustrial applications. The usage of carbon black is without a doubt entrenched globally. However, so to was the use of whale oil for illumination and lubrication once.