Tuesday, July 12, 2016 3:51:32 PM
And in my opinion, absolutely no lender is going to allow a developing country to spend their hundreds of millions of dollars on an empty staff-less public company that doesn't even have a resume. You'd have to have an exemplary resume for a big time lender to be willing to fork over that kind of cash. It's called risk assessment. Kallo Inc. is in way over their head. They're going to have to start out small with small supplies, make a name for themselves, THEN, maybe they can start thinking about marketing entire health care structures. Period.
If they had what it took to do all the things that they claim they're going to do, they would have already done it during the height of the Ebola epidemic.
Sorry.
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