Nevada decided to shut down the FPFI company because none of the occupied FPFI managers felt a need to replace a state required Nevada resident Registered Agent. Without having that state requirement completed, there was apparently no need to have a Nevada business license.
Which of course, allowed the new CEO/owner room to add himself as a Registered Agent and to restart the Nevada public company with additional stock numbers.
Back in my brain, I keep seeing videos of a court room judge wanting to run details of all these past times in his court.
My posted comments are only my considered opinion based on the reality as I see it. Your reality may be different.