It depends upon what you mean by dilution. The Company makes no secret of the fact that executives, investor relations, etc. are being paid in whole or in part with shares. And at $.045 per share, it takes a lot of stock to pay someone $100,000.
Frankly, I hope this will stop as cash flow improves. It is way too easy to use shares as currency when cash is tight, but if a Company treats shares of its stock as if they were coupons at the grocery store, the market will do likewise. I do believe that there will be no capital raises using stock -- no PIPEs, etc. I also have great confidence in Hamre to do the right things to protect and enhance shareholder value.
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