eR: Do you have any plans in place that could increase your margins moving forward?

Daniel Stolyarov: G6 is planning to manufacture its enhanced air filtration system’s hardware in Asia to reduce production costs, while its graphene-based components will be chemically processed at its facility in New York, both to ensure product quality and consistency as well as to maintain the security of our IP. G6 has completed the short-listing of several partners who are most capable of carrying out the manufacturing of the hardware and filter media, and will keep shareholders updated throughout the process of bringing our enhanced air filtration system to market.

eR: You’ve had 3 patents granted recently and more that have been filed or are provisional. Can you tell me more about these patents, and how you expect this will benefit your operations moving forward?

Daniel Stolyarov: As one of G6’s core competencies, conducting R&D and the resulting expansion of our IP portfolio is a key part of our strategy. Monetizing G6’s IP portfolio through research projects, licenses, option agreements, and/or other methods is an important way to occasionally supplement our income statement and cash flows over time. Therefore, we expect to continue filing patent applications as innovative applications of graphene and other advanced materials are developed by the Company.