the company is worthless. The wood isn't worthless, but it's...

the company is worthless. The wood isn't worthless, but it's worth less than QIN claims at the volumes they want to sell it. Please do read the actual post before you go off on your kayser soze/paid basher tinfoil hat conspiracy theories.

Mostly correct, but $11m won't come close to saving QIN - especially when the source of that cash is monetising an existing offtake at a discount rather than genuine new sales. It was a no brainer for Young Living, they'd already committed to buy at higher prices. Evidence of proper demand at those prices it is not.