MPDD is irrelevant to current business operations and it's been that way for long time. Quit living in 2013. They had a lot of hopes for it and it had a lot of potential. But when it came down to 2+2 equaling 4, but the better deal was with BioMEMS/wearables/IoT. They recognized it, shut down the MPDD and changed focus. With massive success. Which is evidenced by multiple development deals with multi-billion dollar companies. And a potential billion dollar-high hundred million dollar-licensing deal on the horizon.
Which big pocket 3rd party did Hayes offer shares to? Name the company. EPGL never offered shares to 3rd parties with deep pockets. 3rd parties wanted in but EPGL refuted their requests. The only way a third party would of been able to obtain shares, is if once the shares were unrestricted Hayes/PwC would of sold them to them without putting them on the open market, in effect re-restricting the shares. Which is entirely in their right to do so. No shares have been sold onto the open market and the float remains at 499K, where it has been since day 1. Once you provide evidence of who they approached to sell shares to, I'll address it.
The sun is shining just fine. Every Long term shareholder that has paid attention knows this. Zero toxic/convertible debt. Zero need to raise capital. Zero dilution. Zero insider selling to the open market. Zero splits. Everybody that matters is confident and everybody that matters trusts whats going on.
People can be petty and dwell in the past and insignificant events. Start up companies are constantly changing and adapting. If somebody can't stomach changes /adaptations, start-up companies aren't for them. That's the risk.
