Hey, BOOGIE21, hope all is well with you. I don't have PM capabilities, thought I did as a mod - but, No.
I have been super-busy with work and haven't had a lot of time to check out further leads.
IMO, the businesses which are most likely to merge into this company would:
1. Have a need to become public (need financing to get their product to market or to expand their product).
2. Have contacts with Mark Lev and/or Wellfleet Partners (of course we don't know all of his contacts, we can only go from what has been printed).
3. Have a strong business potential (because of Mark Lev and his shares - he associates with success and not with scams).
4. Be someone who is patient - this has taken a long time to formulate and finally come to fruition. April will make it a year since they announced they were interested in finding "funding options" for the company.
I can still be so wrong it is ridiculous, but Global Sun Partners seems to fit all of these "requirements" - although I don't have any real idea who the new owners may be.
1. They need funding as they expand (currently have funds for the Bedouin project, but not for the newly permitted project)
2. They have had funding come from Lev Wellfleet. His contacts are very strong in Israel.
3. They are trying to expand into other countries and other areas (Abramowitz was just recently in Haiti with Clinton).
4. They definitely are patient, seeing that their first solar project took over 5 years of government run-around.
However, it does not even need to be a solar company which will merge into SNRY - it can be anybody.
Just a few thoughts as we all sit and wait.
All The Best
