LPC cannot *HOLD* more than 4.99% of 995M at any any single point in time. Since they churn the shares as they get them, they do not *HOLD* many shares at all, never anywhere close to 5%.
For the sake of argument, let's say the share price is .20 for some unspecified period of time in which Nasrat wants the full $40M. He gives LPC ~5M shares and they give him ~$1M. They sell those shares quickly and have the capital ready for the next time. Now repeat the process 40 times. (LPC never gives $40M, they give the same $1M forty times.) In this example, including the 11M free shares, the full $40M deal would require more than 210M shares (>20% of 995M). That is exactly the reason for the Fiday night massacre. Nasrat had to prove to LPC that he had $40M worth of shares to sell them, at current share price.
THOSE are facts. >20% vs. 4.99% is a big difference. Be sure to understand the dilution.