Those 165M shares represent the only criteria of their "caring". Or more accurately the speculative value which can be created for those shares in a float of 2.4B.
If they can do what needs to be done to bring the stock up to the OTC markets
That's a huge IF for all the reasons discussed before.
and get the stock up to $0.10/share, suddenly, they'll have perhaps $10-20M in value in the company (totally made up numbers mind you), plus about $16.5M in stock value.
No doubt the definition of speculative value. You have a contract management firm generating $5M per project every 5 years. Sitting between that revenue and accrued value for the common stock are management presumably wanting to receive a paycheck, and the holders of the preferred stock (again management). Most of the revenue profit generated will end up as employee compensation. Unless one believes $5M divided N ways leaves plenty left over for a 5 yr salary time period. What's left is accrued against preferred stock dividends in arrears. The company is set up to profit management, not stockholders. There is just nothing to justify even a $0.01 valuation (in the distant future) for the common stock at these revenue levels, even when assuming best case (and reasonable) scenarios in the near term.
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