With all due respect, that's only if we don't get deluted when doing a propper comparitive evaluation once we understand financials and the new share structure. Typically when a company buys a shell, existing shareholders are considered a liability when there is no other value to the shell. For example, malecon is not buying the vtcq business, they are simply interested in the shell, based on the deal that was struck. We need more info to confirm, but if i were in malecon's possition, I'd feel no obligation to existing shareholders, and I'd likely dilute their value down as much as possible from a pure business prospective, as i would be more interested in attracting new money.
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