A1 Investments & Resources Ltd. announced that it has signed a Term Sheet with Tidal Moon Pty Limited a Western Australian company with rights to take for commercial purposes sea cucumber over 1200 klms of Western Australian coastal waters with its primary operations at Denham near Shark Bay. Tidal Moon and the Company have agreed to form a joint venture processing company to be called Tidal Moon Seafoods to be owned 49% by the Company and 51% by Tidal Moon but with equal numbers of appointed directors. Tidal Moon will sell 100% of its harvest to Tidal Moon Seafood at cost plus 20%, and Tidal Moon Seafoods will process the raw sea cucumbers for sale whereby 80% of the production will be sold at cost plus 20% to Blue Ocean Health a new operating division of A1 Investments Operations. The other 20% of production will be sold into the Australian market. Blue Ocean Health will sell the product to its associated company located in Singapore which company will arrange the further processing of the product offshore Australia to produce health and beauty products for sale primarily in China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation reported in respect to the 2017 year that total production of sea cucumber in China amounted to 200 000 tonnes and the total output value of sea cucumber products reached nearly CNY 30 billion (USD 4.44 billion). At the same time Chinese production suffered from poor production environments that resulted in lower growth rates as compared to previous years, some disease and in some areas high levels of pollution. The market for sea cucumber in China remains strong with enormous opportunities for Blue Ocean Health to demonstrate the origin of its product in pristine, unpolluted waters of Western Australia. The Company intends to position its sea cucumber products as high end products at high end market prices.