RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:New Press Release - BLACK SWAN GRAPHENE ENTERS DISTRIBUTION AND SALES AGREEMENT WITH BROADWAYlire1,
Throughout my many years investing in equities markets, I have heard tell of many a company which foolishly thought it had a wide enough and deep enough moat that could serve in keeping competitors away from snatching up much more global market share than such a company was prepared to very quickly lose. At this juncture, I am sad to say NanoXplore is beginning to fit that bill.
- A company which has apparently lost the initiative, as relates to that far too long merely "baited hook" known as the VoltaXplore enterprise. Rgarding VoltaXplore, we've experienced little to no progress and just increasing expenditures relating to a merely proposed 2GWh capacity graphene enhanced battery cells manufacturing facility which likely will not be built and would be abandoned.
- A company which takes five years to certify an application for it's graphene and then generates little revenues from such a certification, e.g. that graphene enhanced geosynthetics product developed with Solmax.
- A company which tells us that it's merely waiting for the collaborating partner utilizing it's graphene enhanced oil and gas exploration drilling fluid product to go to market with such a perhaps nowhere near adequately certified NanoXplore drilling fluid product. After all, how would we know? Soroush Nazarpour & Co simply laugh while they leave long long downtrodden NanoXplore "minority" equities investors trwisting in the wind, so to speak.
You stated "Why would those companies not just purchase their graphene from Nanoxplore and get on with their business plans now rather than wait a year or more, invest a further $25 ish million fairly risky capital to execute their business plan."
"Those companies" you refer to have been working with Thomas Swan & Co and have been collaborating with Black Swan Graphene and Manchester University's Gaphene Engineering Innovation Centre.
Hmm? Which Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre spin-off company has NanoXplore been collaborating with? What's that you say? NanoXplore doesn't collaborate with any "GEIC" spin-off company?
Yes. I know that all too well.
By the way, should you expect Techmer PM is the only game in town, think again; and it's roughly $42.8 Million for roughly 9,000 tpa capacity graphene manufacturing facility, which would dwarf NanoXplore's current annual manufacturing capacity.
The merely proposed NanoXplore "dry process" graphene manufacturing method employing manufacturing facility is apparently not near being provided the "Go" Final Investment Decision. You'll forgive me for suggesting that requisite Go FID" is not likely to happen during the remainder of this calendar year.
Heck, for all we know, Soroush Nazarpour & Co Kiboshed the negotiations with that well recognized chemicals company and simply haven't bothered to inform we NanoXplore "minority" equities investors about that particular "commercial agreement" negotiation having possibly gone badly off the rails.
Unlike Black Swan Graphene representatives, NanoXplore representatives tell us little to nothing after having us wait years and relish keep us in the dark.
I hold more than 25% of my net worth in NanoXplore shares. There is nobody who has been more convinced about their investment in NanoXplore than I have been been over the many years since having discovered NanoXplore, way back when.
That being said, I am bleeding well not happy about the very way Mr. Soroush Nazarpour & Co seemingly consistently look down thier respective nose at we GRA.T "minority" equities investors.
I am betting that from here on out Black Swan Graphene representatives progress at a greater pace down the company's road toward successfully achieving each of it's strategic business development investments initiatives.
At this point, I am most seriously considering shifting half my invested capital placed with NanoXplore over here with Black Swan Graphene.