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beigledog, DNI - I hear you and we all know this is not Barrick Gold. This is a speculation on a small fast moving company with what I think has excellent vision, management and an undervalued MC. Stay with me and let me lay this out! You'll at least find it very interesting. Science included.

This is positively not a bs'ing company looking to pay salaries and print shares. Dan Weir was on the other end putting financing deals together for mining companies for 25years, he has also lived in Brazil where the largest current graphite producer comes from (saprolite Ill add) He has an all star cast surrounding him, Kieth Minty, John Carter built 3 graphite plants, forget it, I just copied and pasted the all star cast below. Ask yourself why would an all star cast of this caliber line up with DNI? Bob Moriarty, one of the sharpest in the business for common sense IMO, almost fell off his chair when he processed DNI. Why is Bob M so geeked? I might of had something to do with that :) IMO to pic a stock thats primed for a big move, you have to see something everyone else doesn't, you might have to wait, but you have to be right. Sometimes it clear as day, but mud to everyone else. DNI at a MC of $2.5 is a freakin steal!

Beigledog, Its easily possible an acquisition could improve their odds of developing their graphite mine and than some, here's how. It was hard for me to say much before, but I'm cleared to say this now. DNI is working on acquiring a couple near vicinity strategic properties and working with a couple strategic partners to put this all together. This would make them an area play in one of the lowest cost, highest grade graphite/quality resource areas anywhere, and also set them up with the lowest CAPEX and lowest OPEX in the space. Realize also, they might need a certain scale to land a certain size off take they are looking for or need an economy of scale for processing. You or anyone will do well to call Dan Weir for details. He offered his cell 416-720-0754

Realize also, that hard rock Canadian graphite companies, which is all of them, will never get to production due to high OPEX/CAPEX setups and that there is 10 times more graphite in any energy holding device-battery than Lithium. Clean energy and electric cars will all need graphite saturated batteries. Currently electric car batteries use synthetic graphite. Its also a fact that natural graphite when processed correctly, is much cleaner, costs less and is cleaner than synthetic. See below with link Think about the lab you sometimes here me talk about when you read the following
http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/bu_309_graphite

In 2015, the media predicted heavy demand for graphite to satisfy the growth of Li-ion batteries used in electric vehicles. Speculation arose that graphite could be in short supply because a large EV battery requires about 25kg (55 lb) of graphite for the Li-ion anode. Although price and consumption has been lackluster, there are indications that the demand is tightening. Manufacturers preferred synthetic graphite because of its superior consistency and purity to natural graphite. This is changing and with modern chemical purification processes and thermal treatment, natural graphite achieves a purity of 99.9 percent compared to 99.0 percent for the synthetic equivalent.

Purified natural flake graphite has a higher crystalline structure and offers better electrical and thermal conductivity than synthetic material. Switching to natural graphite will lower production cost with same or better Li-ion performance. Synthetic graphite for Li-ion sells for around US $10,000 per ton whereas spherical graphite made from natural flake sells for US $7,000 (2015 prices).

Unprocessed natural graphite is much cheaper, and besides cost, natural graphite is more environmentally friendly than synthetic graphite; it also forms the base for graphene, a scientist’s dream

DNI All star cast.
Daniel J. Weir
Chairman, CEO , President, Secretary and Director
Dan has worked for over 20 years at some of the top financial firms in Canada. He worked as an Institutional Equity Trader, and as a broker he managed over $500 million. Before joining DNI in November 2014, he was the Head of Institutional Sales at a boutique firm focused on financing Mining companies. Having raised millions of dollars, both public and privately, Mr. Weir has expertise at evaluating and financing mining deals. Dan has managed large high tech electrical and energy management projects, having put himself through University as an Electrician. Dan graduated from University of Toronto.

Paul L. Hart, MBA, CPA, CA
Director
Paul is a seasoned finance and operations executive with experience in the C-Suite, most recently as Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary for Electrovaya Inc., a Lithium Ion Battery manufacturer based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. In addition to his experience in clean-technology, he has held senior financial roles with public companies (TSX, NASDAQ) in the software, internet and financial services industries where he has been responsible for strategic planning, corporate governance, finance and operations, mergers and acquisitions and capital markets in North America and Europe.

Dr. Ravi B. Gopal
Director
Ravi holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics and Controls and a Ph.D. in Physics and Instrumentation. He is a seasoned technology executive with a strong combination of technology and business development skills. Ravi has spent the past 25 years in clean energy technologies such as hydrogen, fuel cells and Lithium Ion batteries. Prior to founding PACEAS (www.paceas.com), a company driven by a vision to help accelerate the shift towards a sustainable environment and clean energy technologies, Ravi was the Vice President of Applications Development at Hydrogenics Corporation (NASDAQ: HYGS, TSX: HYG). Hydrogenics is a fuel cell manufacturer, based in Canada.

Keith Minty, P.Eng. MBA
Director
Keith has more than 30 years professional experience in mineral resource exploration and development in precious and base metals, industrial minerals. Mr. Minty obtained extensive graphite technical and operating experience at both North Coast Industries (now Northern Graphite Corporation) Bissett Creek Graphite and Cal Graphite Corporation (now Ontario Graphite Inc.) Kearney graphite mine and has experience of in the development of several past and new Sri Lanka graphite projects. Mr. Minty has had the opportunity of conducting Madagascar precious metals project valuations and is knowledgeable of the political and social requirements associated with Madagascar project development and operations.

Raymond E. Mitchell
Director
Ray Joined the Company in June, 2007, and has over 30 years of experience as a chartered accountant and senior executive. Mr. Mitchell has previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for the Canadian Depository for Securities (CDS). During his 24 year career with CDS, he undertook a variety of senior roles, including Executive Oversight of the development of SEDAR. Prior to CDS, Mr. Mitchell was responsible for a variety of financial functions for a large Canadian trust company. He currently serves as CFO of Latin American Minerals (LAT-V).

Steven Goertz
MAIG, MAusIMM – Country Manager - Madagascar
Mr. Goertz is the Principal of Hendry Consulting, a consultancy group servicing the resources and business sectors and is based in Madagascar’s Capital City, Antananarivo. A (Canadian / Australian) geologist and investor with over 30 years’ experience in various countries, Mr. Goertz has been based full-time in Madagascar since early 2007. During this period, he has developed an extensive local contact network of professional and administrative personnel within Madagascar’s government and business communities.

Peter Eriksson
Country Manager - Brazil
Mr. Eriksson is the Managing Director of SR Brazil., in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. He has lived in Brazil since 1993, and is fluent in Portuguese and English. Prior to moving to Brazil from Canada, Mr. Eriksson was the VP Business Development at Longview Capital. He has over 18 years in the natural resource industry. He managed a very successful Brazilian Import/Export Business.

John Carter
Process Engineer - Special Advisor
Has over 35 years experience in the metals and mining industries. Mr. Carter specializes in the engineering design and manufacturing of mineral processing equipment for mining operations and operators such as Timcal Inc., currently the largest natural graphite mining company in North America. Recently Mr. Carter served as Vice President of Engineering at Saint Jean Carbon, and VP Operations at Canada Carbon both junior mining companies.
John has built over 200 mineral processing plants around the world, including 3 graphite processing plants.

John Gillett
H.B.Sc. Geology, M.C.S.E. – Information Manager
Mr. Gillett has been involved in DNI’s Alberta Projects since 2008, and previously during the 1990’s. From 2003 to 2008 Mr. Gillett worked on DNI’s Utah, Nevada, and Arizona Projects. The Kiewit Gold Project 0.5% royalty is one of the Utah Projects.