November 13, 2012

"Of the many things we have accomplished in the past year, some investors do not understand the magnitude of this particular endeavor," stated Peter Meier, President of Hollund. "But it's simple, when a very attractive, profitable company requests you to make changes to enhance the probability of a future business arrangement, you progress accordingly. Remember, we were approaching 9 Billion shares just 8 months ago. Today, we are at sitting around 4.7 Billion shares; and in the immediate future, with this next round of share reductions focused on the float as well as the issued and outstanding, we could possibly be as low as roughly 2.8 Billion shares within 45 days. That is a major adjustment; all for the possibility of an incredible transformative opportunity we expect to come to fruition should we stay on course."

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The question is, what does "the probability of a future business arrangement" mean? Does this statement suggest a buy out? Why would North Cal request HIMR to reduce its share structure for merely a partnership? Why would North Cal even care? And, why would North Cal request HIMR to move to their facility, and then make a parcel of land available to HIMR for their headquarters?