The point is though, they have ran a publicly listed company...

The point is though, they have ran a publicly listed company into the ground literally to the shell level, surely it didn't had to come down to this, we pay them premium money to avoid this from happening. Our shareholder feedback at this stage is way too late, this is not a point where some of the missteps can be at all reversed. Situation is unsalvageable, it appears to be.

Also as was pointed out before the growth strategy or any product R&D and eventual launches will need to be supported via heavy cash injections that likely will require dilutive raises, at this SP that will be catastrophic. There is just not a lot of constructive things to say and any questions will sound like screaming into the ether/abyss of the universe.