Not really. They owed $1.2 million and had $5 in cash, around $150k in receivables.
They're acquiring the other company.
What can they exchange for their negative $1 million in debt?
Shares in SPOM is it.
So massive dilution, probably via a reverse split.
Count on it. Stock isn't even worth $.0001 now.
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