Condor1,

As a large investor in Asia Broadband, I consider this lawsuit to be one of the most important moves made by the company towards protecting shareholders' interests. For many years, numerous shareholders have been witnessing strange market behavior on behalf of the company's stock during various announcements about successful achievements related to the development of mining, digital assets, precious metals, and technologies. What makes this legal battle even more relevant to the company and shareholders' interests is the fact that it provides the company with the opportunity to prove that it was the manipulation and artificial decrease of market price that hindered their success in trading.

For any shareholder, the most convincing piece of evidence in support of the company's decision is the huge amount of trading evidence that seems to be available to it. In particular, the company refers to Level II video archives, trade-tape analysis, review of market microstructure, and a great deal of trading session exhibits ranging from June to December 2025. As a shareholder, I consider that such data provide enough evidence to show that the trading was conducted in accordance with specific manipulative schemes that include large displayed orders, fast cancellations, artificial resistances, coordinated quote behavior, micro lot trading, and price suppression during periods when there should have been some buying pressure. To me, this evidence is truly convincing because it cannot be ignored.

Furthermore, I also consider the argument concerning the extent of damage done to the company due to the activities of these market makers to be exceptionally relevant. Indeed, artificial suppression of the company's stock can cause serious damage to its market capitalization, reputation, and the possibility of using other financial resources to promote further business growth. This argument is essential since public companies rely on fair trading to attract funds for further development and finance various business operations.

Finally, I do believe that there are very high chances that the company will either win or come up with an exceptionally favorable solution to this case. The defense will try proving that all activities were regular market-making practices, but this argument will be rather weak if AABB manages to prove a series of non-bona-fide order entries, coordinated quote behavior, failed deliveries, or a series of suppressive trading strategies used at key moments.

https://asiabroadbandinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Asia-Broadband-Conformed-Complaint-1-7-2026.pdf

ChanceVision,

All in all, this is good news, but no knockout for the company and its shareholders.

What makes this news important? It is the fact that it brings the story of rGO to the reality. Namely, the press release states that the modular production facility is now in the late stages of construction and that after its transport and installation for the purposes of commissioning the results will be used as a basis for further development into a production line that will have a daily processing capacity of 50 tons. That is the step that will move the story to an operational reality.

Why it is important for us shareholders? Because in case of success, the technology could allow to improve recovery efficiency, minimize loss in tailings, and open the second revenue stream from technology licensing. Besides, successful commissioning will provide additional leverage during the licensing discussions, and as the company has already made known about receiving LOI from a large-scale miner for the same purpose, it means that the business case behind the company's technology may become even more attractive.

Now the harsh reality, commissioning does not bring cash flow. Despite how good it sounds, this news does not mean that commercial operation was launched successfully, that there is any new income, or that margins have increased. What it means is that the company has advanced to the stage when it is ready to conduct live test of its technologies. And before we get to see any numbers, recovery rate, or the timeline of rolling out 50 TPD capacity, all this stays speculative.

In my honest opinion, this news is material, as it is positive for the shareholders in the sense that it demonstrates some tangible progress in implementing the company's strategy.

Pothen,

Here's a recap of significant developments involving Asia Broadband Inc. (AABB) so far in 2026:


Legal Actions:
On January 28, 2026, AABB filed a federal civil lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California.
The suit alleges securities fraud and coordinated market manipulation.

New Financial Products:
AABB announced plans to launch a silver-backed token (AABBS) on February 10, 2026,
as part of its strategy to enhance digital asset offerings.

Digital Marketing Campaign:
The company has initiated a US$1.2 million marketing campaign focused on digital assets for 2026,
aiming to increase brand visibility and market reach.

Mining Assets Expansion:
AABB is in the process of assembling a team to execute its mining assets expansion program.
This initiative is part of their 2026 capital budget and aims to enhance asset development.

Market Trends:
The company is benefiting from a rally in precious metals, which is fueling its growth momentum and strategic initiatives.