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Um, look closer all of 2024nis late besides November. As all the foreclosures and nonpayments of rent and the financial statements of SPZI show
They have no cash. They received money from a charity and still traveled first class. Also, the latest Qbdiscloeenisnin correct the cash at the beginning of the period should be the same as the ending of the last period. But it shows 0
He owes 24 mill on mortgage
That's a good question on the flip side without any ownership of shares how do they benefit if they do well? The way Mark speaks, I find if hard he does not own shares. How is John financing anything? The 600 k loan is almost gone based on the fins. Most used for travel. The company had 68k in cash as of 3/31. John and crew aren't traveling the world on economy. He even brought his wife to Qatar. Where is the money.
Ugly. They used Nates 100K to travel. And got rid of CIG
I have no idea on your questions all I know based on the fillings at the county the property is Mortgaged for 20 Mill and few years ago. Then right around the time John joined the LLC they remortgaged for 24 Mill which usually indicates a refinance with money out.
Actually if you look closer on May 1st it will be around 400K due. They are usually 1 year behind. He has made payments this year to close out Q1 of 2023 and some due Q2.
Rocky is real, the question is why associate with JP when he could keep it for himself and what does JP give him to share profits with SPZI?
it is this one
http://treasurer.howardcounty34.us/cgi.exe?CALL_PROGRAM=C009INFO&FINDINFO=00001013445&TAXYEAR=2023&ORIGIN=A
Here's an article about it. Pay to see put you can quicky copy and past to word before it hides the article.
https://www.kokomotribune.com/news/business/townhome-small-scale-apartment-developments-proposed-for-kokomo/article_b57c9b54-84c8-11ee-b06c-7f35c33457f3.html
1514 E. Morgan St.
A 22-acre property of farmland just south of what will be the home of the two EV battery plants and a handful of other complementary suppliers, may become a large-scale commercial and residential development.
Details of the proposed development are scant at the moment, but developer and new owner of the property, Rocky Singh, of Carmel, is seeking a rezoning of the property from R3 medium density residential to M2 general multifamily residential so he can build an unspecified number of market-rate townhomes.
Singh, during Tuesday’s Plan Commission meeting, cited the city of Kokomo’s recently commissioned housing study that showed the city is in need of more single-family and multi-family housing as his reasoning for buying and wanting to develop the property.
“We know there’s a lot of industrial development coming up on that side (of the city), and we heard there’s not enough housing so we want to make sure we can provide adequate, high quality housing for the residents of the city and state,” Singh said.
The exact number of townhomes Singh is looking to construct is unclear at the moment. Those details, and others, will be known at a later date it once again goes in front of the Plan Commission for development plan approval.
While Singh’s rezoning request focuses solely on residential development, he left open the possibility of developing commercial or recreational on the property some time in the future after developing the townhomes.
“It is a large parcel, and it can create a lot of space that may have complementary use,” he said. “We may need to add facilities so that people can not only live but have recreational use. At this point, we just want to make sure we are able to put multifamily units on it.”
The proposed development did receive some pushback from nearby residents who voiced their concerns with the increase in traffic on Morgan Street the new townhomes would bring to the area.
Yes Rocky is real. I will try to find his realtor license. What would make this seem real is to publish what they are using to acquire these assets. They have no room in the OS
People like confirmation. Below is a link to Howard county property search. I found the factory but can't find any property associated to JP3 or something that makes sense. PR states across the street?. Since permits are done and that could take weeks I would assume the change of ownership should be reflected. The guy Rocky is a real DR in Ind and is CMO. But can't find anything else.
https://beacon.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=94&LayerID=952&PageTypeID=1&PageID=937
1. The merger complete or not is irrelevant, PPE (John) was selling the masks not the OTC ticker.
2. By their own admission they were scammed. This makes 2 scams John fell for, fake masks and the taking out a loan for 2 mil for a property his business partner bought off their parents for 1 dollar and then did not pay the mortgage and property tax leaving John on the hook for 4 mill.
3. We know from when John was with Nates' PR they were dealing with Sugar Brazil, LTDA. Here you see they filed for Bankruptcy in Dec 2023:
https://jpopopular.com.br/2023/10/09/empresa-sugar-brasil-recebe-pedido-de-falencia-em-valor-superior-a-r2-milhoes/
SO THE COMPANY THEY ARE BUYING THE SUGAR AND CHICKEN FEET DECLARED BANKRUPTCY..Is there anything I can't find?
It started with Nate I was doing DD and posted that I found and posted John was part of PPE Solutions which merged with another OTC ticker and that they were sued by 3m. I was attacked then so that made me dig further and found everything else on him and Mark. I agree the PRs sound amazing and am trying to find any hint of confirmation outside PRs and tweets. I curious what is Kyle's role in this. He is part owner of JP as well as John's Wife. How many shares do Kylie and Mrs. Park have? Mark seems like an insider what's he got.
What I said before none of it is confirmable. The narrative just does not fit. A small business is not profitable for years, most fail. So a business 2-3 years making billions and decides to go public on OTC (why not NASDAQ). Company go public for funding, no other reason no matter what they say. Heck Amazon and TSLA took years. So we have a 63 year old man, lost his home, lost his restaurants besides 2 is 6 plus million in debt(that I can find). He is partial owner to his building but it is Mortgaged for 24 Mil that over 150K in monthly payments. Just not buying it. And Mark has a very Shady background.
Hey no reason to attack me personally. I found actually DD while you only post PRs on tweets from company and attack people. There is zero outside DD to confirm anything being PR'd. But seems like the pumps are working John was able to pay 31K in property taxes on 02/05. Unfortunately, on 02/01/2024 another 91K was due.
As far as Mark is concerned why is an oil and gas guy trying to talk to a guy who's company uses battery power.
I do not think this is five new contracts, but the original 5 stated in another PR and getting shipment dates. One thing to note it the value went down from 300 plus to 180 plus.
It speaks to pattern. Listen no one here knows really anything except for what the company Tweets/PRs, which as of now is unconfirmable and probably wont be until Q1 filings in April. I do not expect much in the Year End cause although contracts were "completed" does mean they had payment in Dec they never said. So I look for things they do not PR. As of now John seems cash poor, he and company are late on bills. When they do pay it is partial payments(he paid 1000 for water in Jan but 6500 was due). Same for the property tax now 1 year over due last payment was 10K. This is where he lives and works from mind you not just a property he owns. Below is another example, PPE(yes he owns this with Kyle) was paying 5k a month. They were consistently late.
The man doesn't pay his bill in the place he lives, what makes you think he can manage billions?
More DD for an active case with PPE, last file on Oct 2023 where John is required to make 5K monthly payments and continues to be late. to read docs click download pdf->From CourtListner
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/63267281/look-above-llc-v-ppe-solutions-group-llc/#entry-1
This guy?
https://www.bradfordera.com/news/crime/sexual-assault-charges-against-ludlow-man-bound-to-court/article_8685a87f-d8b3-565c-a68b-633e7d617aec.html
Full disclosure the prosecutor did not pursue charges but this and other information I found speaks to character and a bit shady.
There is no need to wait, I know the next PR They acquired Kerogen Resources, which probably happened months ago but they wait till the next pump.
here is the article
Little progress has been made on the 1,000-acre Agriculture Technology Campus planned for Hampton County. Plans for the project include 200 acres of greenhouses — like the one shown — where lettuce, tomatoes and other produce will be grown year-round for consumers in the Southeast. File/Provided
Little progress has been made in bringing a highly touted “Agriculture Technology Campus” to one of South Carolina’s poorest counties, but those who back the deal insist it will become a reality.
“We’re still marching forward and should see significant work done in the next few months,” said Danny Black, CEO of the Southern Carolina Regional Development Alliance, which owns the Hampton County industrial park where the $350 million project is to be built.
When the project was announced in September 2020, it drew state and federal officials to tiny Early Branch. Billed as the nation’s largest Opportunity Zone investment, it was projected to bring more than 1,500 jobs to the 1,000-acre site that would grow tomatoes and leafy vegetables in a high-tech greenhouse operation.
But since then, there has been nothing but setbacks.
The three original partners in the deal — Mastronardi Produce, Clear Water Farms and LiDestri — pulled out soon after the deal was announced. They did not respond to requests for comment.
Initial job estimates were cut by more than 11 percent, prompting the S.C. Department of Commerce’s Coordinating Council for Economic Development to cut its commitment to $8 million from the original $9 million. It also extended the timeline for the project to qualify for incentives through 2030.
The S.C. Department of Agriculture blamed the coronavirus for further delays but said last September that a new tomato grower — Harvest House of the Netherlands — had been secured to build 10 greenhouses. Construction hasn’t started, and the Dutch company did not respond to requests for comment.
Black said Harvest House is still involved but the project “has been stymied a little by issues with the wetlands delineation and infrastructure financing.”
Even with the delays, he added, the project is “still on track to have the first phase completed by the end of the year.”
That’s when the first employees are expected to be hired, he added.
Zeb Portanova, whose Columbia-based GEM Opportunity Zone Fund is developing and securing investors for the project, said his group has been focused on design and preparing for construction, which will likely take the next six months.
Black said the local water and sewer authority has applied for a grant to pay for upgrades at the site, and he’s confident the application will be approved soon. Road construction grants have been approved, and engineering is underway, he said.
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The Southern Carolina alliance last month paid $438,350 for the roughly 90-acre first phase of the project, which Black said will provide right-of-way access for roads, broadband and water and sewer lines. He said the developer will buy the property in the next week or so, but the deed will remain in the economic development group’s name until $25 million has been invested in the site.
“They have five years to reach their investment and employment commitment, but have milestones to reach before any incentives kick in,” Black said. “The first payout will be for sitework reimbursements, which won’t happen until late summer.”
A $7 million state rural infrastructure grant that’s supposed to go toward the project has not been distributed, according to a Commerce Department spokeswoman. A separate $1 million grant that was to help LiDestri establish a co-packing facility has been withdrawn because the company is no longer part of the project.
The lack of progress has also delayed a deal announced two years ago in which cryptocurrency mining firm Core Scientific was to provide blockchain and artificial intelligence services for the Ag-Tech project.
The Austin, Texas-based company filed for bankruptcy protection to reorganize its finances in December. As part of that case, the firm is embroiled in a dispute with another company that Portanova helps lead called GEM Mining — a Greenville-based cryptocurrency firm.
Portanova said the Ag-Tech campus still plans to use Core Scientific for its services, though that could change depending on the outcome of the bankruptcy case.
“Our plan is to pick back up with the blockchain design with Core Scientific when we know our construction and completion dates,” Portanova said. “If there are issues, like the reorganization from their bankruptcy over the next few months, we have multiple other providers that can provide that service in place of Core Scientific.”
When it was announced, the Ag-Tech campus was advertised as a first-of-its-kind project where pesticide-free berries and vegetables would be grown year-round in greenhouses using sustainable practices, such as capturing rainwater for irrigation. Supporters said the development would reduce reliance on food imports from Mexico and allow consumers to buy fresh vegetables regardless of the growing season. Located in an economically depressed part of the state, the project qualifies for tax breaks under the federal Opportunity Zone program.
“This is the exact sort of investment we expected in creating Opportunity Zones and is a classic example of the potential for zones across the country,” U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, a Republican from Charleston, said when the project was announced.
Scott, who is now exploring a run for the White House, helped create the Opportunity Zone legislation under the 2017 tax reforms.
The next financials are up to 12/31 and should be seen in April. But there will not be much in it due to the cut offndate
An EB-5 fund is basically one or more foreign investors who want a green card they need to invest at least 800k which then is loaned to the project that will create jobs for an interest rate usually smaller than a conventional loan. So the investors get the interest and capital once the project is finished and refinanced. They also get a green card after a certain amount of years. The project gets a cheap loan. CIG or any regional center finds investors and probably gets a fee but has to find foreign investors and file paper work with the US. If the projects fail investors lose everything.
This article shows all but GEM pulled out. To read it without paying on a PC right when the pages load click cltr-a then ctlr-c to copy the text before the pop up. https://www.postandcourier.com/business/scs-ag-tech-campus-remains-a-work-in-progress-more-than-2-years-later/article_17e318a2-df85-11ed-abe7-cfc168a607e4.html
I do not believe the centers or the investors own the asset. A delovoper works with the center to secure financing. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/article11385944.html
Info one how they work. It more of debit funding v owning the asset. Basically a loan to create the asset and it gets paid back if the project is built
Its happened before just a comparison to $GRNF and the people involved on the board. They had an African prince. The CEO is now serving 12 years in fed prison. Not saying this is the case for SPZI but legit board members doesn't always mean what you think they do https://web.archive.org/web/20200326180713/http://www.grnfaq.com/
I just connected Kyle Barnette with one of JP energy partners EPIC ESG
https://epicesg.com/epic-leadership/
Found this at https://m.qixin.com/company/4aad56ca-f0d7-47c9-a770-c556c71dbfc3 . . They blocked my URL so I can't continue my search. If someone wants to continue.