I’m thinking it’s going to be very interesting to see the kind of traction Kjirstin and Matt can get as they begin marketing $hg $hgraf at the Canaccord and Needham conferences. Over the last year I’ve introduced a few institutions that invest longterm in small cap early stage companies. The sorts that are willing to keep an open mind and also understand the potential of graphene. But, last year it was a tough sell for institutionals. No permits, epa approval, short attacks even scare off buyers, and there wasn’t a clear picture of scalability. It’s a completely different story now. Especially with this Western Gas deal… huge credibility now. I think institutional investors are going to start to flock to the story because it’s clear that Western Gas and its parent companies Nippon and Mitsubishi Chemicals have signed on as partners. Last fund managers who wouldn’t bother taking a trip to Manhattan Kansas or chat with Dr Sorensen and Stephen Corkhill love to piggy back on major companies (like Japanese conglomerates) due diligence An analyst or portfolio manager doesn’t have to stick their neck out risk looking stupid/wrong. Let’s face it.. for the after fund manager understanding how graphene forms in Hyperion and how turbostratic fractal graphene is far superior than any other graphene is a difficult leap of faith. They want to see big industry players getting involved before they do. So, now we have half a dozen compounding partners. It seems like we will also get the big reveal / orders in the coming quarters as the top 10 automaker moves forward. With Mitsubishi Chemicals being a supplier of all major Japanese Automakers I expect it will Hydrograph will win them all over in time. They have the data that proves they can improve and light weight all plastics in a car. That alone is massive. But it also provides uv protection. And of course it’s just one of the many areas of automotive sector that will use graphene. The entire car will have graphene in due course. Seats, batteries, electrical systems, insulation, paint, tires, on and on. To say I’m excited about the future is an understatement. There’s still piles of people out there who think this is just some sort of promote. Well, they should do due diligence. Yes lots of people are becoming huge advocates…. And it’s becoming a cult. Something I predicted a year ago. That’s cause the science is solid, the data is there and turbostratic fractal graphene will touch everything humans produce. The nanocarbon material that hydrograph produces is plain and simply the core fundamental building block of our nanotech, nanomaterial and nanoengineering future. From Ai data centers, to robots, the latest high tech all the way down to basic building materials. Deck boards, siding, concrete, insulation, paint, coatings, on and on. It’s worth doing the due diligence and deciding for oneself… then position size accordingly. Cheers… have a good weekend