Thanks, my reasoning on possibly merging AZNA in, is further based on the additional board members.
"Mani Pirouzbakht, Director, COO holds a Masters in Mining Engineering-Exploration, Geo-chemist, accredited Jewelry Professional, Metal and Jewelry Arts and a Graduate Gemologist form the Gemological Institute of America.
Tina Chan, Director, holds a degree in Applied Jewelry Arts with the Gemological Institute of America and a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago."
We have mining experts and jewelry experts as the only other board members, currently.
This strongly indicates that plan is to be able to eliminate most middlemen by sourcing the rare earth metals from their own stake in the mine, to designing the jewelry and offering them through their retail store.
I'm sure there are numerous other channels the metals can be sold to as well if the material exceeds the jewelry demand, but that appears to be the core concept, IMO
Additionally, in the Q under "Investments", we see a $1 quarterly investment in AZNA Group.
Why even report a $4 annual investment unless there is a significance?
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