RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:A Must for Quebecerss2000duck,
For the most part I would agree with what you are suggesting; and yet, it must be said that quite sizable government grants necessarily immediately accruing to NanoXplore's balance sheet would, perhaps however temporarily that may be, create a push toward the revalution of NanoXplore attributable to equities analysts revising their numbers accordingly.
A big chunk of non-dilutive capital being deposited onto the NanoXplore balance sheet is not something which any equities analyst would pooh-pooh, nor would I choose to.
As to the company representatives wanting NanoXplore "to join the big leaguers", it's somehwat doubtful that's ever been a priority.
Alas, I keep wondering what ever happened to that commercial agreement being sought by NanoXplore representatives with a well recognized chemicals company, a.k.a. "the industrial titan"?
Oh! That's right. Mr. Soroush Nazarpour simply didn't bother to mention that NanoXplore was seeking such a "commercial agreement" with a certain chemicals company operated by executives who are apparently not in a hurry to get away from employing Cabot Corporation manufactured always abundantly available, lower cost, readily supplied and already long qualified carbon black comprised product
Is that actually the case s2000duck or is the current almost non-existent "dry process" graphene manufacturing capability the real issue at hand? We should have to "nip that concern in the bud" toot sweet, as was suggested by me and actually done with XG Sciences Inc.
That commercial agreement, a potentially consummated agreement which I have been alluding to being struck with an industrial titan" since late 2018 (you'll note I had been hinting at Dupont/Dow possibly being the "industrial titan" at the time and speaking to said chemicals conglomerate holding "the note" on XG Sciences Inc, as it's primary creditor), would perhaps get done some day - hopefully before a meteor the size of Canada strikes Earth, resulting in an extinction event, lol!