Class A New common stock- has a lot of voting power. I thought it was interesting the new investors preferred that over a series B which gives them stronger protection in bankruptcy and first dibs over assets opposed to the class A. Otherwise the 10q and 10k were to satisfy reporting before they went dark and for the ticket change. Also Why keep Sierra and summit after paying off the others?
NEAH is no longer an SEC registered company...the SEC has no jurisdiction over anything NEAH does regarding corporate actions such as a name change. Neah will have to re-register with the SEC in order to get out of the dark and become a publicly traded US company again...they are now just a Nevada corporation with a ticker still trading simply because FINRA has not canceled it (yet).
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