Hey, joe! The answer to that question is two-fold at the very least. And I'm certainly no expert on the subject!
One thing to consider is how "clean" the shell is. That being, debt, legal problems, etc. Even number of shares.
The second is who picks up the shell stock. It could either be a pos company that is just wingin' it and doesn't really have a prayer in hell of ever succeeding or it could be someone with a great product or well thought out busines model.
I'd really like to know what plans the Weyland's have for this. It could either lanquish for years or it could be prepared and marketed in a relatively short time.
Let's hope we get lucky. And we may have to be nimble! As we all found out with POFG!
We are requesting the Transfer Agent to confirm:
The Issued shares remain at 300,471,362.
The initial stock issued on take over remains restricted.
That there has been 1 only person authorized to issue stock.
This letter will be published.