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To: Mister D who wrote (6999)	1/16/2016 2:18:01 PM
From: Siegfried	3 Recommendations Recommended By Antlizzie Canseco Steakhouse Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55012

Personally, I feel that marketing has trumped ethical each and every time. Here I also have a serious question in regard to what role the Canadian government may play in event of a take over bid by a foreign entity. For a while,there was speculation that two of the world,s biggest battery makers were demanding larger samples of the Albany graphite since they found the first samples they tested had suited well with their applications.So let,s presume that one of this giant battery maker was Panasonic and the other one was it,s biggest competitor----the Korean battery maker.Wouln't you think that the Japanese should be worried?(and Tesla as well) Panasonic had recently declared that they must produce cheaper and better batteries in the future in order to compete and at present they are making minimal profit against it,s competitors. So what will happen if one of Panasonic,s biggest competitor step in and bid for the Albany Graphite? Will Panasonic(Tesla) stand by and do nothing or jump in?This can trigger a bidding frenzy. However,we neglected to speculate what will the Canadian government do in such a scenario. Will they allow a foreign entity come and take over a newly found "crown jewel"and ship everything out of the country to do as they please?It will be an intriguing scenario to contemplate.