Want to hear the funniest thing. Hcti doesn't own anything. The parent company does. What stops the management from running hcti into the ground and funding everything and then letting it collapse. Nanotech still owns all the patents and could then easily pick up where hcti left off, but without the debt.
The management could vote to end the licencing agreement at any time. The only people hurt would be the shareholders while management continues to line their pockets.
Just Google the CEO and look at all the court cases against him for schemes just like this. He takes the money and doesn't pay it back under the guise that is now a different company. He's been sued a couple of times fot this.
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