Recent independent ratings on certain emerging markets are reaching a general consensus reflecting a more stable outlook than historically recorded. Analysts keenly observe these economies blazing the trail in several respects, and more importantly picking up the pace in notable areas — democracy and accountability more prevalent, literacy more widespread, capital markets less restrictive, business growth at unprecedented rates, technology deeply entrenched, and a host of other social-economic indicators all pointing in the right direction. Even in light of liquidity concerns and exposure to global markets volatility, the forecast from both indigenous and foreign capital allocators have consistently favoured a relatively bullish run. The scales have long been tipping towards a more level playing field and indeed more than ever before, the time is upon us to deepen funds long committed to building sustainable value through catalyzing infrastructural and technological advancements from our pool of carefully selected markets deemed crucial to our divestment strategy. There couldn't have been a better moment devoted to re-channeling shareholder's equity towards setting up MNO Partners and a subsequent M&A birthing Unieson Plc, the pre-IPO special purpose vehicle envisioning to carry on the baton from our affiliate established in Boston in September of 2010. Our hydrocarbons operations focused on oilfield services and marine lubrication during the inception years until we aggressively unlocked the leverage to deploy commercially viable carbon capture and storage technologies in the South of the Sahara. The asset uniquely being engineered holds the potential to revolutionise humanity's medium of exchanging value for good. As for our technological innovations, the structural utility of their applications scale far beyond the boundaries of conventional engineering limitations.