Here are the facts and small summary of the history. KMAG CEO regains the reins of his company after unforeseen illness. An industry expert and holder of patented technology that rapidly proves its value and relevancy in an ever changing retail, wholesale environment. Utilizes the long established contacts and relationships in multiple industries and makes significant progress in gaining sales and growth. States those gains in PR releases not concerned about their validity or accuracy, because they are accurate and valid. Growth and revenue are marked improvements over previous numbers because said CEO was not at the helm. Growth and revenue gains significant enough to grow pps value of stock. Unknown event or speculation that said revenues are inaccurate and wrongly deemed to be misleading by SEC resulting in a Temporary Suspension by SEC resulting in a grey market listing. CEO immediately issues a PR stating that company is and will present the necessary documentation and audited financials to validate PR statements. The road back for validation and submission of documents and legal compliance for government approval along with the associated costs of professional counsel and expertise while continuing to grow and develop both additional technologies and clients proves to be both costly and long. However, because the technology of KMAG's patented products continue to prove valuable enough to retailers and other industries, growth and revenue continue unabated. Frankly as a business man if a company is offering value and a quality product with a relevant ROI to my company, I do not care if it is publicly traded or privately held. IT PROVIDES VALUE FOR A COMPANY! It will be successful. Sales and revenue continue while legal and financial compliance drags on. Do some issues sneak by to complete the road back to a market? Yes, but again, as stated by me several times, the revenue and client growth are what will eventually and always drive the value of a company's worth. So with some admittedly stumbling along the way and a focused determination to continue valuation with revenue, the CEO puts together the necessary documents, legal compliance strategy and financial documentation needed for agencies to review and consider for its rise back into the market. All information and documentation that is needed to become an industry player in multiple business markets. The revenue and growth become apparent and valid with submitted audited financials to said agency for review by not only the agency but by the public as well. If deemed fraudulent or inaccurate by agency, said company either folds or goes private. Why take the risk? Integrity and loyalty to investors who weathered the proverbial storm drives the CEO to get it done. It will become very apparent that it is close to completion, the said audited financials will bear out the brutal wait for some, but will validate KMAG and its CEO as a valuable investment for most who could wait for the road to be travelled. Good luck to all. IMO of course.
