I so sorry for posting this forward looking assurance below.  So now I must tell you that if QS being exchanged for the stake in GS on the premise of QS going to produce income, there is a case of injustifiable promise to do a trade off on that premise.  If the trade off is not true to form, then it is problematic for directors to answer even if invited for coffee.  I hope you are clear on this.

Cheers.

FirstLink Investments Corp - the company formerly known as Singatronics has entered into a settlement deed with Asiacorp Development and Green Salt Group to amicably resolve all claims and disputes, FirstLink said. FirstLink says it will hold a direct 27.82% interest in salt-mining company Qinghai Province Salt Industry (QPSI) under the proposed settlement, and that it is gearing up to reap gains from the commodities boom. The present 27.82% stake is owned by Green Salt through Amtrosden Assets Ltd (AAL). Green Salt is 56.22% owned by FirstLink and 43.78% by Asiacorp. Green Salt owns another 23.18% of QPSI through Capital Treasure.

Under the proposed settlement, which is subject to, among other things, shareholders' approval, Green Salt will cease to be a subsidiary of FirstLink, which in turn will gain full control of AAL. FirstLink will get two board seats in QPSI. On completion of the settlement, Asiacorp will hold about 23% of QPSI, while local Chinese government mining company Western Mining will hold 43% and minority interests will make up the rest.