Mason Resources Inc V.LLG

IMMENSELY EXPEDITING LAC GUERET DEVELOPMENT . . .

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Mason Resources Inc stakeholders are sitting on a 100% Lac Gueret ownership, an ownership which is now to be more intelligently and as solely benefiting LLG.V shareholders and specifically the Mason Resources share price "leveraged" on behalf of LLG.V stakeholders and shareholders; and not solely Nouveau Monde Graphite shareholders.

Also, we can be assured that no automotive manufatcurers nor their respective battery cells manufacturing joint venturing partners are going to be waiting around until they are hit with "immensely escalating costs" for natural flake graphite derived BAM"; this due to, amongst other integral relating aspects, a North America wide premium pricing regime being permanently placed on natuaral flake graphite feedstock and the "BAM" derived therefrom.

As I pointed out here for Directvoice, I fully expect that Mr. Fahad Al-Tamimi and the other immensely well experienced and clearly capable officers and directors representing Mason Resources can together help to fashion a particular interest being taken up by and/or as ultimately benefiting a state-owned miner presently highly vested of "a partnership interest" in a certain comprehensively capable critical elements bearing lands exploration and mines developing corporation.

In regards to Mr. Fahad Al-Tamimi, readers should note that previously, Mr. Fahad Al-Tamimihe was "a 50% partner of Worley Parsons Arabia, which undertook major projects in the mining, oil & gas and energy sectors, in Saudi Arabia, in the U.A.E and in Bahrain. He has a BSc in Chemical Engineering and Master of Science in Petroleum & Civil Engineering from University of Houston, Texas."










I did find the immediately following quote quite interesting.


"Saudi Arabia’s investment fund Manara Minerals, a joint venture between state-owned miner Ma’aden and the Public Investment Fund (PIF), was set up in January to buy assets overseas."
Saudi Arabia studies graphite, rare earths trading platform - minister - MINING.COM

Hmm? I'm kind of getting the sense that a certain bigwig American-Canadian mining magnate could be enticed to dip his hands into yet another Canadian mine development interest, perhaps specifically doing so by way of just one of his many corporate vehicles.
Perhaps he could be carrying along the very equity interests recently shared with a certain state-owned miner; "interests" which would be found integrally supporting just one of his controlled corporate vehicles.

Oh! What a joyus day that would be?