HAUP has less than 300 holders, it´s allowed to deregister, but it´s still a public company and because it´s a public company it´s expected they will file someday. It´s company´s decision when they start to file.
If you don´t trust the management, don´t buy shares! You cannot sue them because there is no wrongdoing.
Most companies which went dark ran out of business or business failed later. It´s different compared to other deregistered companies because Hauppauge is doing well and it looks improved.
I agree, company should update shareholders at least and release financial statements per pr or otcmarkets. It has something to do with responsibility as a public company and they need to inform shareholders.
But filings take sometimes awhile and it´s still company´s decision when they do it.
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