Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly, page-40

Lets take a minute to look at the partners we have already collaborated with...

Mitsui is a leading exporter of Australia’s key natural resources and agricultural commodities. On an equity basis Mitsui and its group companies are the fourth largest exporter in Australia with approximately A$8 billion in total exports annually. Globally is one of the largest trading and investment companies in the world today with over 42,000 staff
Mitsui's market cap is 9.1 trillion JPY - $93.3B AUD

Engie is a global energy and services group operating in the three key business sectors of low-carbon electricity generation (with particular emphasis on natural gas and renewables), energy infrastructures and customer solutions. They total 96,000 employees globally.
Engie's market cap is 37.79B EUR - $62.4B AUD

FortisBC is a Canadian owned, British Columbia based regulated utility providing natural gas, and electricity. FortisBC has approximately 2,600 employees
FortisBC market cap is 26.6B CAD - 30.2B AUD

I will say I had the thought that we may loose FortisBC as a partner when our informative friend cocoman found Ekona's article last week. With them being a BC based company and our site plans being dropped last year, I had the idea Vancouver was possibly perusing a local partner for their hydrogen advancement. But as per this announcement it seams all is fine and for more confidence I had a google of CleanBC. CleanBC is government's plan to lower climate-changing emissions by 40% by 2030. This being such a huge reduction on emission's tells me there is room for Hazer as well as Ekona.

These partners are huge corporations with plenty of pull (and push) And I think Hazer has done an amazing marketing job to have these in the pipeline even before our technology is proven at scale. This is three large companies spanning I don't even know how many countries with Mitsui and Engie's global branches and partnerships. Going forward what would look great on our website is a major Australian partner. Hurry up FMG or BHP will beat you to it haha

As for the quarterly being a quarterly it is a summery of the progress from October to December. Being that we are today 22 days into January we may get the Hydrogen and graphite production announcement next month, next week or tomorrow. Its a shame they mentioned producing hydrogen by end of 2023 and in turn letting a few shareholders down on timelines. But as sewell mentioned these projects almost never run on time. I keep my stance on being chill on the situation until end of February. And even then I will keep my head from popping by reminding myself there is still the performance testing before continuous operation Q2 this year. so lets just call that June for the sake of our balding heads haha.

Good on ya chaps