"...if AMS gains approval to produce, and if AMS gains financing to build out the 50,000 sq ft barn, and if both these events are announced simultane(ously)...then BLDV PPS hits ONE PENNY within THREE DAYS... "
As I understand it, AMS has to FIRST complete the $12 million build out of their grow facility first. Once the facility is inspected and approved they'd be given the OK begin growing. THEN they have to go through TWO full "grow cycles" -->>before<<-- being granted a full MMJ license by Canada. Presumably there would be further testing and approval needed on their MMJ products to make sure they're both safe and effective before sales to the public can begin.
All that represents a TON of costs BEFORE revenues start rolling in.
>>IF<< Alper can prove he has secured adequate financing from verifiably legitimate, deep pocketed investors --and reveals te full terms of those arrangements to shareholders-- then one can make an informed decision about this venture.