It is OTCMarkets. They are not a regulator, so companies can put whatever they want (or, more accurately leave out whatever they want( in these so-called "financial statements" which are prepared and presented in a very haphazard and non-compliant manner. There are no standards. If they were an SEC registrant they would have to disclose that information.
Taking a quick look at the "financial statements", they are the usual OTC joke. Not GAAP compliant, of course. The Statement of Changes in Shareholders' Equity is especially ridiculous and whoever compiled it clearly does not understand what it means. Another fine example of why no one should rely upon any information "filed" with OTCMarkets. This is par for the course for OTCMarkets "filers" who are much more interested in "filing" to promote the stock than actually providing worthwhile and accurate disclosure. If they were really interested in providing information to investors they would be an SEC registrant. But this company deregistered in 2005 - only 1 reason for that. It makes it easier to lie and pump the stock.