lesn: Which still means that KEYO will never trade again. You will never be able to sell. New common shares would be issued, given a new symbol, and sold on the market and then everyone can buy in again.
However, the KEYO shares are a total loss. They were VOLUNATARILY terminated in 2011. Then Keyon was VOLUNTARILY dissolved and the shares were cancelled. There is no legal way to reverse the termination. Then, according to local legend, Soon-Shiong voluntarily stopped KEYO from trading in the same year he planned his IPO for Nanthealth.
It sure seems, Soon-Shiong successfully did everything he could for the last 5 years to make sure no one could ever use Keyon again.
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