In the case of CCRA, now Nates, they as well filed to suspend their duty to file reports under Section 15, a few years later registered new securities (NHMD) and the former CCRA securities (stock certificates) were then exchanged for newly minted NHMD stock certificates and the previous CCRA stock certificates were after that, cancelled. That made CCRA an example of a Trading/Non-Reporting public shell.
In the case of KEYO, soon NANT, they as well filed to suspend their duty to file reports under Section 15, and a few years later here, SOON, they will register new securities (NANT) and the former KEYO securities (stock certificates) will then be exchanged for newly minted NANT stock certificates and the previous KEYO stock certificates will after that, be finally cancelled. That makes KEYO an example of a Non-Trading/Non-Reporting public shell.
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