Thanks for the clarification on the A/S. Dilution is only problematic if it impacts the PPS. When there is a reverse merger and a $7.7B company is acquired, the impact of issuing additional shares to accommodate the transaction is a blip on the radar screen. I'll take the additional share count any day as the value if the company far out weighs the issuance of additional shares. The bottom line is the current capital structure of KEYO has to evolve into a capital structure for a multi-billion company.
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