RE:Did You Know?SoundGuyz,
I already knew about the Mason Graphite history leading up to Mr, Fahad Al Tamimi and his hand picked board of directors commencing and winning a proxy battle for the control of this company's BOD and consequentially the very control of Mason Graphite.
It's nice for others that you provided that link to information regarding the past efforts undertaken by and on behalf of Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi and "friends".
You'll note that sometime before and leading up to the sale of 100% of Lac Gueret to Nouveau Monde Graphite, I was actually considering that Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi and the other had the very interests of other LLG.V "minority" shareholders in mind and actually wanted to fashion something more than what is presently a mere holding company.
What's more, you will note that I had immediately identified the various potential benefits of Mason Resources having sold off Lac Gueret to NMG and retained just shy of a 10% equity stakehold in Nouveau Monde Graphite.
That move to change Mason Graphite's name to Mason Resources Inc is what it was. There is no changing what it was and how that particular "bait and switch" maneuver is now perceived by LLG.V shareholders who have had their respective equity investment values greatly pejoratively impacted since the sale of Lac Gueret; this when the LLG.V share price should have appreciated at the very least 50% from that $0.20 share price.
I suspect some "interested party" is having accumulated a good deal of the LLG.V shares which are being dumped to market by dissatified LLG.V equities investors since the announcement of the 100% sale of the Lac Gueret graphite project to NMG.
We both know that whomever is choosing to exit part of or all of their respective equity investment positions here with LLG.V is also likely doing so to preserve whatever equity value they have on the table here with Mason Graphite.
There has been no further elaboration on the part of Mason Resources management, specifically in regards to what specific strategic business development initiatives are intended to be undertaken by or on behalf of Mason Graphite (now Mason Resources Inc) officers and directors.
I'd say it appears that a great deal of Mason Graphite "minority" investors now have little confidence in Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi and Mason board of directors to do anything other than to wait.
Had there actually been anything more to announce regarding the aspects supporting what had been implied by the company name change, i.e. a specific Mason Resources Inc strategic business development plan, Mason management sure as sugar haven't bothered to share any elaboration to said aspects supporting what is a merely implied strategic business development plan for this newly named Mason Resources Inc.
You stated "Fahad Al Tamini personally owns 5% of Black Swan Graphene whom is focused on integrating the supply chain from raw Graphite production right to Construction. "
Fahad Al Tamini owns a good deal of equity which had been invested in a company, Mason Graphite, that has now sold what had been "the primary asset" which had been 100% owned by Mason Graphite, Lac Gueret.
The way I view things as they now stand, Thomas Swan & Co stakeholders, along with highly interested others, whom you have now familiarized yourself with, do control Black Swan Graphene; not Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi nor Fahad Al Tamini's "SaudConsult, which is the Saudi equivalent of ARUP".
By the way, I too own a relatively small equity investment interest in Black Swan Graphene.
In one case scenario, I had intended to liquidate most of my Mason Resources Inc, equity position at $0.30, this following a previously expected at least 50% increase in the LLG.V share price.
I had intended to pile the then expected LLG.V realized ROI onto my existing relatively small equity investment position with SWAN.V.
I have an idea as to how long you, SoundGuy, have been following Mason Graphite and then also Black Swan Graphene. You certainly have a good idea of just how long I have been following both companies and the various players highly interested in both corporate entities.
The involvement of Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi in both Mason Graphite and SWAN.V is no surprise to me; nor is Mr. Al Tamimi's business background and the companies he's had been a investor in and/or operated on behalf of.
Let's cut to the chase here SoundGuy - no trees and therefore no forest in the way our seeing.
The intellectual properties and trade secrets owned by Thomas Swan & Co may be removed from their private setting and necessarily somehow imported into Black Swan Graphene, a Canada domiciled equities issuing company.
You'd recall I had spoken with you specifically about this particular potential and more specific potentials as well.
Let's do this SoundGuy.
I'll see your three points you've made regarding Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi and raise and call your wager with the very answer to the following question.
Question: Who wants partial access to the control of or perhaps outright control of the various intellectual property/trade secrets which Thomas Swan & Co principals and controlling stakeholders may elect to reposition from the privately owned realm into the Black Swan Graphene publicly traded and potentially owned realm?