Canada, Native Land Construction & Going Public

AVIS Energy Global Holding Inc., a subsidiary of AVIS Global Energy Ltd., contracted the merger with Mineral Hill Industries Ltd. (Ticker symbol: MHI). The target was a reverse-merger with the firm, registered on the Canadian stock exchange, to become a traded enterprise. It was agreed that Mineral Hill Industries Ltd. would change its name to AVIS Global Energy Ltd. and the firm will start to develop at least 3 AVIS Global Green Energy Industrial Parks in Canada. Unfortunately, the directors of Mineral Hill Industries Ltd. interpreted the memorandum of understanding that the AVIS team should finance MHI penny stock shares. It was contractually agreed to first change the name to AVIS Global Energy, and deliver to AVIS, newly issued AVIS Global Energy shares. In addition to the erroneous contract interpretation, the directors of MHI tried to gain control of the technology and the entire world setup of AVIS Global Energy. Naturally, the AVIS team had to categorically deny the impossible intent and actions of the MHI directors. The AVIS Global team terminated all negotiations and agreements with the directors of MHI in 2015 and moved headquarters to Malta. The shareholders of MHI lost the opportunity to be a part of the best green energy project in the 21st century and, at the end of 2015, MHI published false statements to its shareholders and to the Canadian stock market.  MHI also tried, on several occasions, to contact and entice the AVIS engineering team to transfer patents and knowledge to MHI.  They were unsuccessful.