From what I can see, especially with a company with such a small...

From what I can see, especially with a company with such a small cap now, that it should be delisted, is that management are using ANY tools and methods to stay liquid and not be removed as a publically traded company whatsoever.

Whether they are hanging tooth and nail to try and drag it back to cash flow positive and a brighter future at some point, or are simply interested in saving reputation and receipt of a few more dollars, until the EOFY.

One would hope that the board can see bluer skies ahead, but the economic headwinds are definitely bringing in some dark clouds...