UK start-up Nyobolt, page-3

say we assume all the tech is good and the main issue is marketing holding back a re-rate towards a $1bil MC while we wait for a contract or two…

what is the return on investment to shareholders for updating the website, advertising a bit and attracting some real investment, first at 20 cents and then $2/share, etc… is it like a multiple in the order of 5,000-10,000?

I mean honestly where are the priorities?
Just let investment interest drift and progressively raise cash at 30% discount each time?

almost looks to be an intentional devaluation tactic to obtain more performance shares before the inevitable re-rate.

The alternative of actually attracting investment seems too simple.