I don't use the Google search engine. So I don't know what information Google displays.
Now the local Sarnia newspaper reported in Oct 2018: "Sarnia’s idle BioAmber plant, which opened in 2015 and cost $140 million to build, has been sold for $4.34 million US as part of a court-supervised liquidation of the company." As many have pointed out, selling a $140 million plant for $4.34 million, or 3% of its original cost, only 3 years after it was built seems incongruent.
Who does that?
For over 50 years, the world and the American people believed that Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon. Now NASA has presented evidence, even destroyed evidence, which indicates this was not the case. Indeed, it turns out that Stanley Kubrick filmed the event in a highly classified desert location that emulated a moon environment. This was confirmed recently by another astronaut (Buzz Aldrin) and an engineer who worked on the project. If you don't believe it, do some research.
My point is, just because media reports an event ... well, it turns out it's not always true. Indeed, by now it must be clear to most folks that we cannot believe everything the media reports. I.E. has reported several discrepancies in the PWC reports. The discrepancies speak for themselves. There is still much to learn about the BioAmber case. And shareholders still have good reason to presume their shares still have value.
And ... should there have been any outstanding illegalities involved that misled shareholders, especially during the Summer of 2018, you can bet your booties that the "truth" shall be known.
