RE:------the first red flag---@threefiftynine look at the broader picture. I find Ian Walters of Perpetuus to be a capable business person. I will not question his integrity. He is protecting his company. That is why the Gratomic deal with Perpetuus involved the following
- Gratomic have to pay for the 3 processing units ( 540,000$CAN)
- These units are patented and protected equipment and will be held in the custody of Perpetuus
- Gratomic is going to pay for the operation and maintenance of the equipment but only Perpetuus employees will be "touching and using" the equipment
- According to my knowledge, Gratomic has to mine and mill GRAPHITE at Aukam and ship to Perpetuus. All that is Gratomic cost
- Remember Gratomic has to pay Perpetuus to convert Graphite to graphene
- According to my knowledge Gratomic has to pay Perpetuus to Market the GRAPHENE.
- If they is a profit Perpetuus gets 50% of it. This is a wonderful and risk free arrangement for Perpetuus.
- Guess what happens to the remains 50% profit ( if there is profit after paying Perpetuus to fulfill their obligation). That IF 50% will be split between Next Graphite and Gratomic
All I can say is "Who let the dogs out"!