Execution of a Material Commercial Agreement, page-316

That's precisely my point disco.

its 16 years ago and what revenue did it generate? So whats the benefit in having more?
If its taken 16 years to not make a profit from those ones, lets talk in 2031 and discuss how the current ones have performed.

The patents are all well and good. .but execution (or at least patent licensing) is what needs to happen to earn the income and return some capital to equity holders.

To ignore the past and dream about the future might be some peoples investment strategy. Not for me though.