I see three ways:
1.
If they agree on the merger and the administration gets to unload, they will more than likely drain all resources?
Then most lose.
2.
If a merger happens then common stockholders lose 75%, but, if the administration holds and allows a run and possibly sells Petrozene, it could be great.
3.
If no pyrolysis happens, and no Petrozene is sold, then Freestone eats the deficit after all sell, administration first, and we are back to 1.
That would mean around 43 million shares would be dumped coming to about $8.4 million for the new administration.
Almost a mill for Dynamis
Rest distributed to freestone board members.
Which probably one of the agreements stipulations is for the old freestone board members to pay off the previous note, little over million?
Then each member gets their portion according to their shareholding.
Just my thoughts.
