Why did Solray's ceo remove the website content?
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Posted On: 05/12/2024 11:00:18 PM
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Why did Solray's ceo remove the website content?
The only thing I can think of is that the content proved to show a new DIRECT COMPETITIVE business with Snpw's subsidiary, Elba Power Corp's (stepping in Sun Pacific Power's worn out shoes) long haul and expense of trying to get government and/or private funding, state tax incentives, state bonds, purchase an Alabama property to build a long-planned out and proposed solar power pant with its Indonesian OEM partner, PT.IDN solar tech AND
THEN directly COMPETING with another Snpw subsidiary, Sun Pacific Power's , agreement with GEP Vietnam, reselling 3rd party Vietnamese solar panels and solar installs on an exclusive basis in the U.S.
That Solray, Inc website content (SRNRG.com), published in the public domain, with no notice to shareholders (NO 8-K and NO tweet), prior to being removed by Solray, was shocking.
Then considering the content still live on the Solray website showing the directors, legal counsel, C-level personnel and advisors, on the Solray team members page, appear to be some of the key people mentioned/photographs in Snpw tweets, as representing Snpw subsidiaries, Sun Pacific Power and/or Elba Power Corp, until everything went silent in late January earlier this year?
Can't imagine the previously mentioned, issue with Snpw's consolidated huge expenses, more specifically, SG&A money spent, coupled with ZERO revenue, in Q3 2023. It would be ridiculous for Snpw's ceo, to allow their SG&A expenses, have anything to with any of Solray's (competitive company) start up costs, such as administrative expenses (filings), travel & entertainment expenses, lodging, marketing (website development), legal fees associated with the company's registration, issuing shares, representatives agreements, as well as, professional fees and wages.
That scenario would be absolutely crazy! The ceo had to split those Solray start up expenses with other cast, being depicted as team members, on the Solray website:
https://srnrg.com/about-us/
Any thoughts from the peanut gallery would be appreciated. It's especially concerning, as a Concerned Citizen, now seeing Snpw has been unable to file its 2023 10-K for over 4 months since the 2023 year end. And, of course, noticing the ceo of newly formed, Solray, Inc., remove his new company's website content, that nearly mirrored Sun Pacific Power/Elba Power Corp's business models.
in my opinion
cheers
The only thing I can think of is that the content proved to show a new DIRECT COMPETITIVE business with Snpw's subsidiary, Elba Power Corp's (stepping in Sun Pacific Power's worn out shoes) long haul and expense of trying to get government and/or private funding, state tax incentives, state bonds, purchase an Alabama property to build a long-planned out and proposed solar power pant with its Indonesian OEM partner, PT.IDN solar tech AND
THEN directly COMPETING with another Snpw subsidiary, Sun Pacific Power's , agreement with GEP Vietnam, reselling 3rd party Vietnamese solar panels and solar installs on an exclusive basis in the U.S.
That Solray, Inc website content (SRNRG.com), published in the public domain, with no notice to shareholders (NO 8-K and NO tweet), prior to being removed by Solray, was shocking.
Then considering the content still live on the Solray website showing the directors, legal counsel, C-level personnel and advisors, on the Solray team members page, appear to be some of the key people mentioned/photographs in Snpw tweets, as representing Snpw subsidiaries, Sun Pacific Power and/or Elba Power Corp, until everything went silent in late January earlier this year?
Can't imagine the previously mentioned, issue with Snpw's consolidated huge expenses, more specifically, SG&A money spent, coupled with ZERO revenue, in Q3 2023. It would be ridiculous for Snpw's ceo, to allow their SG&A expenses, have anything to with any of Solray's (competitive company) start up costs, such as administrative expenses (filings), travel & entertainment expenses, lodging, marketing (website development), legal fees associated with the company's registration, issuing shares, representatives agreements, as well as, professional fees and wages.
That scenario would be absolutely crazy! The ceo had to split those Solray start up expenses with other cast, being depicted as team members, on the Solray website:
https://srnrg.com/about-us/
Any thoughts from the peanut gallery would be appreciated. It's especially concerning, as a Concerned Citizen, now seeing Snpw has been unable to file its 2023 10-K for over 4 months since the 2023 year end. And, of course, noticing the ceo of newly formed, Solray, Inc., remove his new company's website content, that nearly mirrored Sun Pacific Power/Elba Power Corp's business models.
in my opinion
cheers
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