I can see both sides of this story and I can see both the...

I can see both sides of this story and I can see both the opportunity and the risks Lainn

The opportunity is increased declared sales and/or a possible TO target. The risk is actually in the competition. Who else is producing similar products which can compete with Wynyards IP? If there is realistic competition, what gov't agency or corporation would have confidence in Wynyards ability to survive given its current low capitalisation, and what appears to be a company now cutting back on cash burn = less development and servicing potential?
The second point is that whoever is controlling and developing Wynyards IP better have some "skin in the game" otherwise they will get snaffled by the competition. That's a lot cheaper than buying the company.