RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Retail ignorance creates buying opportunityStockscoutX,
I seldom utilize the word guaranteed because little other than death and taxes are guaranteed.
Never the less, I'll stop just short of guaranteeing that the 10% equity ownership of Nouveau Monde Graphite, which LLG.V received in exchange for it's previous 100% ownership of Lac Gueret project, won't be outright just sold for peanuts during the first quarter of 2024.
Although, I will say Black Swan Graphene and Mason Resources Inc conceivably could strategically be brought together in the meanwhile.
Of course, most of the cash on hand could then be utilized to payout the existing LLG.V officers and/or directors what they are contractually owed; as may have been clearly stipulated within their respective employment contracts as being required when a change of control of the corporation and perhaps their respective termination without cause, is triggered .
Should this be the course of action long planned, it would be the case that when all the dusts settles post LL.G and SWAN.V merger, Thomas Swan & Co stakeholders would be the resuting controlling equity owners of both Black Swan Graphene and that 10% Nouveau Monde equity equity ownership, with Mr. Fahad Al Tamimi and the others respectively remaining minority owners of the combined and, more importantly for Thomas Swan & Co stakeholders, the specifically Canadian domiciled and publicly listed corporate entity.
Strategically, there are very solid and long motivating primary driving reasons supporting why Thomas Swan & Co stakeholders could now seek to place themselves in the driver's seat of the combined LLG.V & SWAN.V corporate entity.
Many of such long motivating primary driving reasons are likely having to do with Thomas Swan &Co stakeholders keeping on the table their option to either partially exit or just short of entirely exit their position in presently outright controlling the Thomas Swan & Co intellectual property/ trade secrets, products and the entire Thomas Swan & Co enterprise as a whole.
I would do so before the NOU.V share price , as represented by a share price performance chart, goes vertilcally upward from current share price points.
Anywho. I don't want to bore you or any of the other readers here with my explanation of why it may be the case that is is now the perfect moment during which to seek to merge LLG.V and SWAN.V.