BioAmber Inc (fka BIOAQ)

[Real McCoy]

Shares were not suspended. That is an SEC function, usually due to failure to report, and is limited to 10 days. The Monitor knew the outcome only hours before you did, as they were required to report everything in real time. When the SISP failed, they reported it and sought approval to liquidate. When that approval was granted, the employees were let go and the board resigned. When the liquidation closed they reported it to FINRA who stepped in an suspended the CUSIP to prevent trading.

Aside from jurisdiction issues that prevented timely cancellation, there really aren't any questions. Certainly none that matter, anyway.

I am flabbergasted that you keep mentioning the same things (like share cancellation) that keep getting corrected while declining to present one (1) single piece of defensible evidence.