I dont think it can, even if they did an R/S nothing would keep the pps at 0.25, (most of the time when a company does an r/s the pps dives pretty soon after that) and it has to stay at .25 or above to be uplisted and keep it. They need to show strength in the company to get that high and keep it with strong shareholders by taking some shares off the table. It only makes sense to perform a buyback which will allow the pps to rise easily because of less shares in the market and then when they PR everything going on I think they will be safely above the 0.25 mark.IMO