MMB has been in receivership for a year now, and is not under the legal or operational control of the MBN shareholders/directors/administrator. Its run for the sole purpose of being sold to fulfil the secured debt. Might as well consider it a separate entity at this point, because thats what it is. There is no chance that the receivers will even consider transferring cash over to the parent entity to pay the listing fees, as they have the main asset anyway.
