Sorry, but there will not be. The assets are not currently worth more than the debt and preferred holders are owed. And even if that were not the case and some shares were left over after the debtholders/creditors and preferred stockholders were paid off, it would be the companies that would get the stock, not the common shareholders (The SEC and/or DOJ could always seize that stock under asset forfeiture rules as well...) Chances are it would not be cost effective to distribute those few remaining unregistered shares to common shareholders. It is highly unlikely that SKTO/AEGY shareholders will ever get a penny, even if the "move to Canada" is actually completed.
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