re: Spec Play - HGRAF

Do we have any confirmation that this case even went before the judge today?

Again, I looked on the docket for BC courts for Vancouver and I didn’t see anything listed

That said another good day for the stock. I think it was five or 6%.

So apparently this “case” just went directly to a judge and not to the general docket

Guessing this common maybe due to complexity tjat require review upfront and prior

Anyhow here is the listing on page 7

file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/ec/12/1372FB95-9CAB-49B8-A57B-A7E00068CBF6/Hearing%20List%20by%20Judge,%20Associate%20Judge,%20Registrar.pdf

I am guessing we will get a press release tjat is was approved by end of week

Take for what it is but Matt Krep confirmed via email to someone on Reddit that the courts ruled in favor of redomicile. Expect an official ruling Thursday after the holiday.

Correct, I just emailed him asking about it and he responded in 2 minutes. Takes too long to screenshot and upload so here is the response verbatim.

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Hi Matt,

I have heard through the grapevine that the supreme court accepted Hyrdrographs request for redomicile. Can you confirm this? If so, when do you expect the courts to publish the ruling?

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The answer to anything involving the courts is “when they do.” This should not be a surprise as acceptance is the typical and expected outcome. We’re pleased to continue moving forward with our domicile plans to open new market opportunities - particularly in the large US federal sector.

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I got a little tingle in my plums when he said "large US Federal sector"...

ETA: They continually talk about and seem to be hiring people to connect with different federal agencies. They have stated that they are not pursuing small accounts.

I have been trying to make sense of the pivot to redomiciling earlier this year and the slow walking of the Bellville facility. Is it possible that they are getting signals from federal agencies that they want to purchase graphene in 2027 in mass quantities, and that has been their primary focus - to get those contracts signed?

By federal agencies purchasing you mean defense contractors or something similar.

Again I just don’t see the US DoW ever contracting directly with HG.

What would they do with the Graphene as they don’t have any manufacturing facilities to utilize extremely large orders of graphene. Defense manufactures do however

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Again I just don’t see the US DoW ever contracting directly with HG.

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I am thinking Department of Transportation with highways and bridges would come to mind.

If the DoW decided to paint all of their ships, tanks, and planes with graphene infused paint, I'm not sure they wouldn't purchase the paint in bulk, directly. The DoW wouldn't buy directly for some uses, but they work closely with their contractors to design and build weapons, and may be directing them to use graphene for specialty uses, such as airplane and satellite stealth capabilities, armored vehicles, and body armor.

ETA: Left out the Department of Energy. Energy storage, high capacity anodes, supercapacitors, semiconductors, and electronic coatings all can be improved with graphene. We may need to harden our electronic grid against EMTs, etc... I don't know if the DoE would buy direct or just ask their vendors to use it.

Who knows how many of the vendors testing with Hydrograph right now are government contractors.

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can they even sign those contracts without the ability to fulfill them?

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I don't see why not. They can scale up fairly quickly, and they could easily order large quantities for 2028. I suppose it's possible that the government could ask Hydrograph to build a separate production facility on government land for secrecy purposes, while they test the graphene uses. Hyperions are ideal for that type of facility, as they can build as many as needed.

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I think they view the government as their best bet to get a huge contract.

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we are saying the same thing. It’s where the thesis lies. And it will be easier and far more likely that hgraf sells their graphene to suppliers not directly to the government. That’s all