lesn: Soon-Shiong has never said he was using tracking stocks but I don't see the relevance even if he did. The NK IPO suggests Soon-Shiong is not using NantWorks as the parent in a very-90s tracking stock scheme. I do get the idea that this looks like an informal tracking stock plan with NK being included. So far, these Nant relationship have been very incestuous which I think has hurt NK.
However, all that is irrelevant to whether a non-public dissolved company, KEYO, can be used as the publicly trading arm of a RTM deal. Obviously, they can't.
I don't have 'claims' unless you mean patent claims. And then, I have thousands of those.
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