Given the kind of attacks on this stock we have seen, I am happy to have the CEO not disclose things like the name of the MFO. It helps prevent industrial espionage when the parties who are making money attacking this stock don't know which MFO to try to hack, or try to suborn an employee, or any other dirty little method they may think of to try to get any proprietary information that may have been disclosed by the company to the MFO.

So there's an obvious reason NOT to disclose the name.

It prevents the crooks/thieves/liars/sociopaths from having another avenue to try to gain information and hurt the company.