Thanks vlay! I've added the Aussies to the list be
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Posted On: 03/10/2016 12:57:22 PM
Thanks vlay! I've added the Aussies to the list below:
So we have:
1) Boeing. Meetings have taken place. TPAC is a confirmed official parts supplier. This is two parts in my opinion. There is the manufacturing of new aircraft at their facility in China to fulfill many orders there. Then there is the potential for supplying Boeing Shanghai which is the large maintenance facility which just recently acquired an international customer, Thomas Cook airlines out of the UK. http://www.boeingshanghai.com/
2) Shijun Projen which is producing a state of the art truck line. They are wanting to develop internationally. He is meeting with them again during his upcoming trip.
3) AVIC. A deal is being pursued and discussed with them. Just peruse the website: http://www.avic.com/en/
4) The Australian Marketing Company. They will market TPAC products across Australia, SE Asia & Middle East targeting aviation, aerospace, mining, naval & defense industries in those regions. Bill is meeting with them in his upcoming trip to China.
I just threw this list together, so feel free to add/correct.
In regards to 1, 2 and 3, these are deals that we should here big news of soon. Item 4 is clearly a second phase for the growth of TPAC.
Very exciting times ahead to say the least. PPS of .0034 right now is pretty cheap if you ask me. It would be nice if we could get a solid update from Bill, but with all of that going on, it is easy to understand him being quite busy to say the least. Plus, there are the obsessed and deranged fanatics like spuddy who are constantly lying and very likely harassing all of TPAC's partners when they are discovered. I think that will soon be rectified though through legal action, but it is wise to not risk all of the fledgling deals in the making until the ink dries on the dotted line. Then we'll have the resources to deal with such threats to the company and protect shareholder interest.
All in my opinion of course.
So we have:
1) Boeing. Meetings have taken place. TPAC is a confirmed official parts supplier. This is two parts in my opinion. There is the manufacturing of new aircraft at their facility in China to fulfill many orders there. Then there is the potential for supplying Boeing Shanghai which is the large maintenance facility which just recently acquired an international customer, Thomas Cook airlines out of the UK. http://www.boeingshanghai.com/
2) Shijun Projen which is producing a state of the art truck line. They are wanting to develop internationally. He is meeting with them again during his upcoming trip.
3) AVIC. A deal is being pursued and discussed with them. Just peruse the website: http://www.avic.com/en/
4) The Australian Marketing Company. They will market TPAC products across Australia, SE Asia & Middle East targeting aviation, aerospace, mining, naval & defense industries in those regions. Bill is meeting with them in his upcoming trip to China.
I just threw this list together, so feel free to add/correct.
In regards to 1, 2 and 3, these are deals that we should here big news of soon. Item 4 is clearly a second phase for the growth of TPAC.
Very exciting times ahead to say the least. PPS of .0034 right now is pretty cheap if you ask me. It would be nice if we could get a solid update from Bill, but with all of that going on, it is easy to understand him being quite busy to say the least. Plus, there are the obsessed and deranged fanatics like spuddy who are constantly lying and very likely harassing all of TPAC's partners when they are discovered. I think that will soon be rectified though through legal action, but it is wise to not risk all of the fledgling deals in the making until the ink dries on the dotted line. Then we'll have the resources to deal with such threats to the company and protect shareholder interest.
All in my opinion of course.
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Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing.
The investor of today does not profit from yesterday's growth.
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It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.
If a business does well, the stock eventually follows.
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