1. With the some of the same darned shares you are calling dilution.
2. Value after restructuring to capture the cash flow earned through the growth of the last three years and even higher level of revenues after expansion now completed plus value after acquisition.
3. Simply by amending the number of AS left not outstanding after the acquisition and with buybacks of OS made possible by the growth and the restructuring.
4. The institutional investors bought in. (Few had to convert at .0001.)
5. Product costs increase in proportion with growth plus debt servicing, conversion charges, and the $500,000 cash purchase of new equipment for the expansion.
6. Trying to stay ahead of all the misinformation being spread rampantly and intentionally (mostly by short sellers).
Now, where do I send you the invoice for the business lesson?