Great. More interpretive dance in the shadows (Thanks, AD. Your phrase, not mine, but it sums it all up).
"The owners of the GB 12 have elected to liquidate their investment."
Or, they got tired of waiting for Brad to do anything.
"We will continue to market the GB12"
Didn't he say it was unmarketable?
" We are working with a couple parties for a construction lease back arraignment that would be very beneficial to Radix Marine. "
Translation: Radix Marine, Inc. is so flat broke that it cant build a prototype. And since Radix has no money, no facilities, and does not own the rights to the boat design, what is Radix's part in this anyway?
"I met with a teaming partner this last week on some exciting security products that have been developed for land use and they are looking to get a marine version developed and we anticipate working with them on that. We hope to jointly market our products overseas."
Interpretive dance in the shadows. Mysterious people, mysterious product. Who will actually do any development for Radix? Radix does not have anyone on staff with engineering or boat building experience. And, since Brad has stated that Radix will not be an inventor's bank, what does Radix have to offer?