That ship has sailed iceman. All that is left is to salvage the company from de-listing and bankruptcy. That will require massive dilution at prices that only 1 year ago would have been unthinkable at 10 times the price, and 5 years ago at 50 times the price. The whole company could now be purchased for $18m, probably less, and less than Frazer's spin off how long ago?
I'd like to know how they get away with it. It's a serious question.
Ann: Appendix 3B, page-22
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