FGR's new Industrial Investor, page-91

Hi spid and Doc,

Let me explain a couple of things.

1) When I started this thread I did intend to give sufficient clues to get to the logical end, but as the discussion created the picture of the massive potential here, and the potential for FGR on a level I had not considered, I realised there might be good reason, if the investor has requested anonimity at this stage, to not blow his cover - for reasons along the lines that the good Doc has outlined.

2) I have been a holder here for almost four years, and as some of you know, I have been collecting material and contacts during that time in support of a project that centres on FGR and it's growth from a micro-cap miner intending initially to mine and sell vein graphite, into a company that could potentially be a leading player in the Graphene Revolution. (Still a long way to go on that story).

I have been very fortunate in receiving information from several different sources, which, by themselves don't mean too much, but when all put together, allows me to join some dots to be pretty certain about this.

Remember what we said at the start.

Lets be nice to each other - working together gets the best result.

Regardless of whether we end up knowing who the investor is at this point (we will surely know at some point), I certainly think all who have taken part in either posting or following, will have learned a lot about the company and it's potential - especially in relation to the developments around Aluminium/Graphene composites.

And of course, nothing is a certainty here. We can all postulate possible outcomes, but whether things happen or not depend mainly on the leadership and management of the company, as well as the partners that would be needed to make a success of any venture into this promising technology.