Note that on the day of that 2013 PR, NNVC closed at $4.60.
Given the 80% decline since then, and the certainty of further significant decline in the foreseeable future, one wonders how happy Milton is if he's at all concerned about the appreciation of common shares.
Especially in context of the record highs the markets have been enjoying during all that time. You know, that "opportunity cost" thing some folks consider important.
Milton's $5M worth in convertible debentures become due next June. It will be interesting to see how Milton decides to deal with that.