Replies to post #9646 on Salamon Group, Inc. (fka SLMU)

[2fer1]

I have to agree. "over-delivery" would have had the deal done and announced last week. "Expected delivery" will have it done this week and announced. "Uncertainty" will be here Monday morning if not announced by then. "lost of credibility" by Tuesday morning. IMO

[PrepareForGlory]

I understand your concern but you also have to realize that he can't say anything other than that without giving insider information.

[LouC]

This merger sounds more like a Picasso, then a business venture..
Final touches???? yeah like disconnecting the phone line before turning off the electric. I can picture Sunbits sitting in a room with a chair and his laptop on his lap typing that post..hahaha only kidding Sunbits, when I get board frustrated and impatient I get stupid, so dont mind me,lets just get this done. Still have alot of faith not to mention money riding on this one

[JHop]

How sweet would it be if they weren't putting the finishing touches on JUST the merger, but instead the PR (or a quick succession of PRs) says:

1. Sunlogics Power Fund has completed its reverse merger with SLMU;

2. Full details of the Sunlogics plc <-> Sunlogics Inc. <-> Power Fund quagmire are as follows: __________________;

3. NCP Northland Capital Partners has secured initial financing of $25 million (really not that high, see http://www.northlandcp.com/Canada/?page_id=100, but still ~$1 per outstanding share), with expectations to attract $225 million more by Dec 31;

4. Power Fund's first investment will be purchasing EVERY Chevy Volt Green Zone and GM Solar Roof array in the country, per the terms of its contract with GM a copy of which is attached hereto; and

5. NCP has already begun the process of uplisting SLMU to the TSX stock exchange (this plan "slipped through the cracks" by appearing on the sunlogics webpage back in January for about 12 hrs before it was taken down).

That'd be swell. I have to hope we get some fraction of this because I've been biting my nails for months now, way longer than this straightforward R/M of a company (Salamon) that didn't *really* have any operations before now should've taken.

Cmon Sunlogics. Do me a solid. Get it done.