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Project: Geotechnical Investigation at Ibity Holcim Cement Plant Meeting Date: 13/06/2012

Meeting Time: 15:00

Recorder: Tony

Location: Antananarivo, Madagascar

Present: Michele Franchi Geo-eco Consult

Toky Holcim Representative

Hua Kefu -------- Cement

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Pang Guoqiang --------- Cement

This meeting reaches agreement on the following issues:

I. Geotechnical investigation contractor and Holcim have discussed the old payment terms and formed a new payment term in the contract. Both sides agreed that the new payment terms which should be prescribed in geotechnical investigation contract to replace the old term.

II. Geotechnical investigation contractor pointed out that article 6.2 on contract agreement which is not acceptable according to Madagascar law. Contractor required that penalty value lower to 0.3% of the total contract price per day.Huaxin agreed this comment and modify this value to 0.3%.It will be prescribe in the geotechnical investigation contract.

III. As for contractor’s timing of work, Huaxin cement think that it’s too long and can not accept that total work timing. So contractor’s complete work timing is pending.

IV. Due to the EPC contact negotiation between Holcim and Huaxin is suspended, Huaxin can not sign the geotechnical investigation contract right now. However, both sides (--- & ------) agreed the geotechnical investigation contract contents. This

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V. Contractor agreed to perform three continuous core drilling for knowing soil layer classification on site. A detailed boreholes layout with different types of tests mark out should be instantly returned to Huaxin after finish the first three continuous core drilling.

VI. For site topography surveying, Huaxin required that six control points are needed for that topography survey. Contractor agreed this suggestion.

VII. Contractor agreed to supply a site seismic report.

VIII. Huaxin required that contactor should reduce the amount of PLT (plate load test) to an appropriate number based on actual site situation. Previously PLT amount is 30 which are too much. Contractor agreed this comment.

IX.Annex: Contract

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COMPANY

Meeting of the Board of Directors to be held on Wednesday, April 3, 2009 at 10:15 A.M. in the The Company

Boardroom

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? Minutes of the monthly meeting of a board of directors

Minutes of the Board of Directors of the XYZ Company held on Wednesday, april3, 2009, at 10:15 A.M. in the company boardroom. Chairman John Brown presided.

PRESENT: Brad Schaffner (Harvard), Cathy Zeljak (George Washington), Brian Baird (H. F. Group), Diana Brooking (Washington), Adam Burling (ACRL), Jackie Byrd (Indiana), Jared Ingersoll (Columbia), Sandra Levy (Chicago), Dan Pennell (Pittsburgh), Janice Pilch (Illinois), Emily Ray (Yale), Kay Sinnema (Library of Congress), Andy Spencer (Wisconsin), David Woodruff (Getty Research Institute).

APOLOGIES: Apologies for absence were received from Rina Dollinger and Alfred Kessel.

MINUTES: The minutes of the March 2, 2009, meeting were read by the secretary and approved.

REPORT BY CHAIRMAN: The Chairman reported that he had met Mr. Nathan Rosenberg concerning XYZ’s interests in computer software development and the services Mr. Rosenberg is prepared to extend to aid XYZ in developing these interests. For the information of the Chairman, Mr. Rosenberg outlined the growth of the software industry from the time he launched ABC Software Company in 1987 until today.

REPORT BY GENERAL MANAGER: Apologies for absence Minutes of the meetings held on March 2, 2009 Points arising from minutes as read Report by the Chairman( a copy of the report is attached to this agenda) Resolution or Motion Date of next meeting To transact any other business that may come before the meeting

Thomas Kilroy summarized his detailed discussions with Jay Jefferson, Chief Executive Officer of Hudson Audiovisual Productions ( “Hudson”) and BZN’s interests in audiovisual instructional materials. The classroom use of audiovisual instructional materials in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other countries of the European Union has been a major educational trend and has had phenomenal growth. A trend that educators in North America and Western Europe predicting is likely to continue.

Since there are many ways that Hudson can help BZN develop an international audiovisual program for use in English-speaking countries and with translation for other parts of the world, Mr. Kilroy made the following proposal, seconded by Nichols Raines, to authorize a feasibility study to cover the following:

a) The present educational audiovisual marketplace in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, and

its potential for expansion.

b) Present companies operating in this marketplace and their share.

c) Growth patterns of different types of audiovisual materials and their potential for continued growth and

change.

REPORT BY MARKETING MANAGER:

Thomas Kilroy gave a summary of a study on the feasibility of acquiring an audiovisual instructional materials company in North America and the United Kingdom. Results indicate more investigation is needed.

- To select the companies that seem to offer the best opportunities to BZN and to investigate the possibility of

acquiring them.

- To inquire about the terms of sales from the owners of the companies selected by BZN and report these terms

to BZN.

MOTION: Chairman Brown proposed a motion, seconded by Sharon Moretti, that an ad hoc committee of directors should be instituted to study Mr. Rosenberg’s involvement in greater detail. The board agreed to vote on this motion at the next meeting.

RESOLUTION: A resolution authorizing the company’s transfer agent to issue new shares was unanimously adopted by all members.

NEXT MEETING: It was agreed that the next meeting will be held on May 2, 2009, at 10:30 A.M., in the company boardroom.

There being no further business, the meeting closed at 11:45 A.M.