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Wednesday, January 08, 2014 6:11:34 PM
The news I read didn't say anything about no dilution. It just said:
"a Debt Conversion transaction, entered into last August with Greenwood Finance Group, LLC, has been terminated, and a total of 6.2-million freely-trading shares will be immediately returned into Hannover House treasury stock (and thus removed from the market."
That's only about 1% of outstanding shares actually being canceled. That's practically nothing when compared to about 580 million outstanding. The 10 million officer bonus shares being retired will eventually be returned to them and cashed in.
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