RE:RE:RE:HmI think what you may be missing about Sparton, Underwood, is that Sparton owns an 87.6% interest in Vanspar. Vanspar is a private company that owns 18% of Pu Neug, a large company in China. That math means that Sparton is the benefical owner of 15% of Pu Neng. Robert Friedland owns HPX and I-Pulse ( both private companies ) HPX owns the 82% of Pu Neng not controlled by Vanspar, and Robert Friedland is the Chairman of Pu Neng. Pu Neng already has a proven VRB ( Vanadium Redox Battery ) base in China on the Chinese State Grid. China plans on spending about 360 Billion during the next few years on electrical grid improvements and development with solar power being the priority. Battery storage will be necessary, so Pu Neug should be the recipient of Billions of dollars in contracts for the China grid. The only way to invest in all this future bussiness in China with Pu Neug is thur Sparton's 15% ownership of said company. I'm taking my chances with Friedland on this one. https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2017-12-05/sparton-resources-inc-puneng-energy-announces-appointment-of-new-ceo-jatxasp1 and https://www.marketwired.com/press-release/sparton-resources-inc-pu-neng-energy-announces-major-vanadium-flow-battery-contract-tsx-venture-sri-2239376.htm ....Bluetick