LOL, nice... So, the common stock is in BioAmber, Inc., giving equity ownership of the whole of the company, right? None of the pieces has assets or operations or employees, so we think the court is just gonna bust up the company now, spinning off 3 empty, debt ridden shells? LOL...
And the update to the corporate structure is going to happen how? That’s a piece of business, there, spinning off dead subsidies, dividing up the nothing, too bad there’s not a court with a judge and a monitor/trustee since the board of directors all left. LOL...
No, that’s absurd, yet another fairy tale to unload the dead stock in this company. The whole of it is bankrupt and carrying massive debt that it cannot pay, and the whole of it will disappear after dissolution by the Delaware bankruptcy court.
