If you look at the financials filed with the SEC there’s a cash flow problem to the parent company ROAG. I am speculating here, I believe that they can’t pay the bills to the accounting/attorneys that have been preparing the statements. From my own research it appears that $60k-$80k is required to get the corporate accounting to current. The subsidiary’s owners aren’t affected by this problem. Only us the common shareholders.
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