Hey dmg, here we are waiting for the release of financials for the year 2012 and there is an even bigger story that has to be told concerning the way that First China handled all those 2013 loans that had to be repaid! You hit it right on the nose--if those 2013 loans had not been extended or renewed there would not even be a company right now. The fact that First China is still in business and moving forward should give some doubters an inkling that this is a real company with a real business and it has just been stalled in this situation by the Rottenberg boys who simply failed to provide proper and timely workmanship.
All that I keep saying now is that as soon as the people at First China get a hold of the filed 2012 financial statements they can approach all the banks in Kunming, in Hong Kong and other lenders and will be able to get funding without much delay!!!
Hey dmg, here we are waiting for the release of financials for the year 2012 and there is an even bigger story that has to be told concerning the way that First China handled all those 2013 loans that had to be repaid! You hit it right on the nose--if those 2013 loans had not been extended or renewed there would not even be a company right now. The fact that First China is still in business and moving forward should give some doubters an inkling that this is a real company with a real business and it has just been stalled in this situation by the Rottenberg boys who simply failed to provide proper and timely workmanship.
All that I keep saying now is that as soon as the people at First China get a hold of the filed 2012 financial statements they can approach all the banks in Kunming, in Hong Kong and other lenders and will be able to get funding without much delay!!!