you could be right
i don't know how the SEC operates in such an investigation, and how many questions they actually ask .
I don't know what proof you have to give as a company when you are saying you are negotiating a deal, and how thoroughly the SEC woudl investigate the third party they are doing a deal with . If they just check if this party exists , or if they also check if this party would even be able to offer such an amount (eg Nourtech or the uknown company with the 300M offer etc)
is it enough for the SEC to prove that for example Nourtech is indeed a registered company in Lebanon , or will they also (be allowed to) investigate this foreign company ? and their financial situation/viability of being able to offer xxxx USD ?)
Wait and see, like you said, it is a gamble, just one with many red flags, but indeed if there were no red flags , this would be trading at a multiple already, and no chance to strike out on this big way
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