RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Half a Billion FinancingHello Lire02
I'll answer your second question first.
So, lets say GM wanted to gain such a USEPA granted status with respect to producing unlimited quantities of Graphene containing products, I am certain GM supporters could certainly have such a process expedited somewhat; although, GM just couldn't be assured of having the process expidited.
Although, I am certain it would be a lot quicker to just have NanoXplore provide a company like GM, BASF, Caterpillar, Volvo, GE and/or the Desmarais familly controled Lion Electric Co. etc., i.e. a company that has perhaps long been waiting to partake of the 500 Million Dollar shelf prospectus enabling offering of NanoXplore investment exposure, exclusive access to purchasing a combination of senior secured debt, common class equities and/or preferred class A or B equities.
To be clear, I am not suggesting it could be GM, BASF, Caterpillar, Volvo, GE and/or the Desmarais family controled Lion Electric Co.
After all, there would be plenty of other long interested potential NanoXplore investors waiting on the sidelines.
Although, I wouldn't be entirely discounting the fact that Martinrea International Inc is experiencing some very tough earnings conditions and more tough quarters ahead of it; thus potentially not being in the position to very easily deploy 250 Million Dollars toward purchasing more NanoXplore issued common class equities, in support of 'in part' acquiring a VoltaXplore battery cells manufacturing facility.
I expect Martinrea International Inc has all it's going to get of NanoXplore common equity and would perhaps 'prefer' to recieve a more or less fixed yield derived from any further deployed investment in either NanoXplore and/or the co-owned VoltaXplore enterprise.
By the way, at this juncture, I wouldn't doubt that both Martinrea International principals and Mr. Soroush Nazarpour could be wanting to accentuate their current NanoXplore common class equities holdings with a combination of interest yielding senior secured debt and/or senior ranking Class A preferred equities.
As to your first question, I'll simply state that the Canuck Compounders site can certainly accomodate it's share of 4,000 tpa Graphene Black TM producing modules and the Montreal and North Carolina sites can accomodate at least 8,000 tpa and at least another 8,000 tpa respectively.
As for Techmer's U.S location, I am certain that another at least 4,000 tpa module can be co-located within the Techmer division facilities.
Should you be expecting the 'hockey stick' kind of inflection point type growth, you have to know that such growth would most certainly bring with it the capacity and the opportunity to consolidate a portion of the U.S graphene comprised products industry and go about securing a NYSE listing as well.
I see very large endeavors and great success ahead Lire02.
I aslo see a $20.00 NanoXplore share price within the next 18 months.