If you own stock you don't have to ask nicely.
You can demand to inspect the company books--at the company headquarters with a 10 day notification. ALL THE BOOKS. THe company does NOT have to show secret/proprietary know-how--although in this case that isn't the focus.
Everything, an up to date stock ledger, the check books if you want, every scarp of paper, every minute of every meeting--all the contracts, agreements L.O.I's EVERYTHING. ALL FINANCIALS.
To refuse is an actionable offense, and it could put management/officers and directors at both civil--possible criminal action, as well as open them up to lawsuits--oh and I guarantee that would prompt a SEC investigation--a Well's Letter for sure.
The downside is it would probably crush this spit and tape company into oblivion. Highly probable.
So it is a pretty serious move. Would the company comply?
Well if the IHUB poster know as WINTERS truly is the CEO Brian Conway, one would think with such an open and honest approach as it appears is being offered to shareholders via IHUB, then he would welcome you with open arms. In which case everyone's fears would be allayed and this continual bantering in the boards would come to an end.
RIGHT EVERYONE?
JUST FYI--know your rights.
Delivery of such a request should be sent by Certified Mail to both the CEO and Corporate Council.
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