RE:RE:get the facts straight...Tcheck wrote: You don t know what you are talking about .and frankly you sound conceited .
pallinghurst made an offer before the bankruptcy of nmx and withdrew that offer .
by working with the government they could disown the owners of the company and get rid of them annoying owners without having to pay up for it .
the incompetent ceo of nmx was sitting with pallinghurst on your board .big buddies we presume .
iq and nmx didnt look very far to put in place a hostile take over on our company .it makes you wonder if the
sale was done in due form without political arm twisting and influence .
You should wake up when investors rights are trampled upon and dismissed.because after all it could happen to nou shareholders as well.
if the company ,nou,has a future they will ditch you without scruples.
iq and pallinghurst and hydro
they want to be the masters of the qc economy.no money will be made without them at the trough .
of course they will try to force the graphite down our throaths because they have the power to do so but
normally you wouldn t stand a chance with you graphite mine on your own merit .
graphite can be found elsewhere
so we will laugh when you fail:) and remember your comments about nmx .
misleading informations.
Pallinghurst never had a deal with NMX they ask for a 90 days consultation to decide if they wanted to invest in nemaska. After they did their due diligence they discovered the company were into a gigantic loophole with terrible sale deal agreement without any possible profitability. In addition NMX had over $300 million cost overruns plus a $90 usd million of contract penalty. So how the hell can you blame pallinghurst to not have invested their money over $600 millions into a disastrous company of they would they would have deserved to lose it! Bad company management, bad deal agreement and the nemaska was operational way too much early... nothing too compare with nouveau monde which will be operational in 2023 perfectly at the right time to meet the growing demand for the electric vehicles revolution! Sad for the shareholders who lost their money ... but pallinghurst are not to be blamed they are actually saving the jobs by relaunching the mine without the bad deal, lies and crazy financial obligations which they are not responsible for them at the first place.