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Re: pikagd1 post# 38720

Tuesday, 01/27/2015 2:27:01 AM

Tuesday, January 27, 2015 2:27:01 AM

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"Currently AZFL is attempting to fulfill its second order from a U.K. based railroad supply company, for US $2.64 MM dollars in Railroad Ties or “Sleepers”. The first partial order was shipped on December 7th, 2013. The company shipped 10 – 40’ containers of railroad ties to the UK as a partial shipment on an order for 200-40’ containers of this product valid until the end of the 2015. The company has signed an intent for a Joint Venture Agreement with Trade Finance Partners, London, UK, through which it expects
to re-start shipments on the Trackwork order in 2015."

From the last financial statement.

They will have over $2 Million in revenues in 2015 once they fill this order. If they are diluting it's probably because they need more resources (labor, equipment, etc.) to harvest, position, measure, cut, pack and ship the timber.

Why is everyone so afraid of dilution? Isn't that the reason why companies go public? To raise money so that they are able to fill larger orders that they wouldn't otherwise be able to fill? Come on people! Even if all 3 Billion shares were outstanding the price per share should still be around $.01 based solely on the company's equity!