I think it is inconceivable that any shareholder could or would vote without knowing the name of the buyer of Denselight (DL). In addition, and at the very least there are a number of facts that shareholders should or would want to know:

1. Does the prospective buyer of DL in fact appear to have the financial resources to make the necessary capital investment in the facility to support the anticipated future production requirements?
2. Does the prospective buyer of DL appear to have the capability to fully support and comply with the agreements being drawn as part of the purchase and sale agreement?

Respectfully, it was a dumb question but hopefully you'll give greater thought to questions in the future before asking them.

Hogan