RE:Interesting Article in La Presse this morningI suggest a entire repeat of everything that was touched upon by Mr. Soroush Nazarpour within that La Press interview - and I mean everything and then some.
It's long overdue for Mr. Nazarpour to be more forthcoming with the media and NanoXplore potential investors and to do so by way of interviews undertaken with The Globe & Mail, The Bussiness News Network, the CBC and MSNBC as well as other major media outlets.
First, however, we would require a priming of NanoXplore and it's great value proposition, so to speak.
Perhaps a company press release regarding a comprehensive commercial co-development, co-marketing, IP licensing, manufacturing and supply and sales agreement having been finally consummated amongst NanoXplore and a well recognized chemicals company, a "industrial titan", if you will.
The part where Soroush Nazarpour states "The government people would like us to invest in the exploitation of graphite deposits, but that would be too much. We don't need to be more integrated", that was absolutely stellar of Mr. Nazarpour.
The closing statement which Mr. Nazarpour made sure to include, wherein he stated "I've always done business, it's in my DNA. I have spoken to Minister Fitzgibbon on several occasions and he tells me all the time that I am the typical immigration candidate he wants for Quebec," that is clearly demonstrative of a savviness in driving home a advantageous attribute accompanying NanoXplore. It's also a attribute which this Canadian Federal government's most senior representatives appreciate as much, if not much more, than the most senior Quebec political representatives.
Finally, circling back to the comprehensive commercial co-development, co-marketing, IP licensing, manufacturing and supply and sales agreement having been finally consummated amongst NanoXplore and a well recognized chemicals company, a "industrial titan", I will suggest that Mr. Nazarpour's immediately following comments are quite telling of what NanoXplore shareholders can expect news of any moment now.
"Currently, we process more than 70% of our graphene powder in our composite materials plants, but the industry is starting to want to manufacture its own parts in their facilities. So we will continue to transform while producing more pure graphene," explains Soroush Nazarpour.