I don't know, I could argue none of the requirements occured, but I wouldn't go to court over it.
Answer: Yes. Triggering events apply to registrants and subsidiaries. For example, entry by a subsidiary into a non-ordinary course definitive agreement that is material to the registrant is reportable under Item 1.01 and termination of such an agreement is reportable under Item 1.02. Similarly, Item 2.03 disclosure is triggered by definitive obligations or off-balance sheet arrangements of the registrant and/or its subsidiaries that are material to the registrant. [April 2, 2008]
You bought the paperwork, do you see any definitive agreements (contracts) obligations or off-balance sheet arrangements in the paperwork? otherwise all they did was create a subsidary and named Teo as a officer, and it seems to me they complied to the requirements based on the date of the announcement- but I'm far from being a lawyer
I'm not really concerned or interested- they now seem to be (reading between the lines) on the cusp of getting some big time contracts, and some major venture finance for growth. They are associated with a few of the largest bioenergy venture capital groups in the world based on their last few weeks PR's, and none of the venture group are disputing any of the claims in the PRs. Dr K is now considered one of the foremost experts in agra-feedstock for bioenergy plants.
I'm more interest in DDing contract potentials right now,
I'm assuming the venture capital groups have done theirs on VGE and VSPC
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