Massive opportunity cost, page-212

So just to be clear, you have a problem with a company spending around $16,000,000 of $58,000,000 it holds in cash to buy back the 200,000,000 shares it issued last year and be left still with $42,000,000 in cash and be $34,000,000 better off than it was pre-raise, as well as now pretty much profitable with the same shares on issue in May 2021?

You don't think this would restore a bit of credibility to the story? Help repair the damage done to shareholders opinions of management? Or get this stock back to fair value maybe?