Uh, they've been in business 14 years, and for 14 years they've lost money. That sounds like a business that shouldn't be in business, and a stock that shouldn't trade; wait, it rarely trades. The 1.7 million dollars went to pay off their lender of last resort, because the lender called his note.
Good luck with this pile.
A lot of companies that expand quickly don't show profit and take on debt. Like I said it will be interesting to see what they do with 1.7 million dollars.