Mason Resources Inc V.LLG

Very Positive Development

[Marshall]

Mason Graphite's (LLG) graphene production process was recently used in the construction of a residential development in the U.K.

Nationwide Engineering Group used graphene resulting from the process in concrete mix for the development, which is valued at C$30.5 million and located in Salisbury, 150 km west of London.

Concrete enhanced by Mason's graphene reduces C02 emissions by 30 per cent, reduces overall costs by 20 per cent and generally eliminates the use of rebar reinforcement.

[mjh9413]

I thought this wud be a bonanza development but going to NEG's website I see: *Concretene is indeed an NEG sub *which developed the process along with Manchester Univ *and it can be done, they say, with any source of graphene *plus I see no mention of any type of Swan or LLG. Am I missing something

[mjh9413]

I'll ask again, if Concertene say they can use graphene from any source what is the relevance of the use of Black Swan's in the NEG project. LLG make it sound like the Black Swan product was something special, viz "Mason Graphite Inc. is pleased to announce that graphene resulting from the patented process owned by Black Swan Graphene Inc. (“Black Swan”), and produced by Black

[Marshall]

You do realize that LLG own 2/3 of Black Swan, right?  Vertical integration is the wave of the future.