The empty 100% clean (no debt/converts) shell, company and ticker NPHI has been in a preferred stock deal, become the Woodbrook Group International along with all its subsidaries as of Oct. 29th - the entire old mgt. of NPHI has stepped down replaced by the CEO and Board at Woodbrook.
What we know now for fact, is that one of Woodbrook’s subsidaries it just purchased this past summer, Felicitas Financial Group, currently has assets that it manages around the world of $198 million. What all the other Woodbrook and Woodbrook subsidiaries handle is still unkown...so we may be looking at a company, and incredibly a .002 cent ticker with an unchaning for two years OS - is a company ‘Woodbrook’ as a whole that handles a combined $300 million? $400 million? — or more in assets.
And the fee’s and profit they make off all this is also unknown, but even at 10% that would be $30 million if they handles $300 mil in assets(now i am no financial advisor/employee so i have no idea what kind of fees they really make im just using 10%)...and the market cap today at NHPI is only $2 million. But seeing all the PR’s this year, Woodbrook continues to pursue new aquisitiions and open up new offices ALL over the world...the CEO said in ten years wants to be top 5 financial firms in Europe.
SO: taking all this into consideration, to me i just look at the tiny market cap of NHPI today of $2 mil, and then factor in the no dilution for last two years and there is incredibly no debt or converts on their last Q reports...so the risk v reward is tremendous, and i dont see why once more filings hit, PR’s and guidance the Woodbrook Group now NHPI and now finally a public company that i think many around the world will want to buy shares in eventually: i dont see why the market cap couldnt be $50 mil or $100 mil in time....or like thousands of percent pps-wise from here.
Thats at least in part how i see it
