and the biggest part of their revenues comes from the waste-to-energy one
and looks like they want to focus on the waste -to -energy direction and Renewable Energy businesses that represent the biggest part of their revenues
so they choose to merge with STOA for that matter
frome the letter of intent with STOA:
"IRIS and Sitoa, both of which are technology companies, identified the Waste-To-Energy and Renewable Energy businesses as a growing and timely priority and thus appropriate to be acquired by Sitoa because they could potentially achieve an attractive valuation on a U.S. Stock exchange, enhance shareholder value, attract growth capital and expand its business."
on the other hand they could sell the other units to whoever they want
thus the letter of intent with DMPD that does not include waste -to-energy in it but only certain assets
many holding companies sell unwanted units and focus on the most lucrative ones
and STOA is the one involved with the WASTE-TO ENERGY and Renewable Energy businesses letter of intent
STOA transfer agent confirmed 264 million shares yesterday