Thanks for sharing that info. I do find two things very interesting, but not in a positive way:
1. How can they just now be in the process of auditing a company that they've already purchased? I've never heard of purchasing a company and then auditing their books.
2. No assets? That is a bit bizarre, at least in my opinion. You'd think a company that is doing as much business as they supposedly have been doing would have a large inventory on hand.
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