I believe that question was answered at the annual meeting. I think the way they’ve chosen is cheaper and faster. Someone else might add to this. It doesn’t matter now. They have an MOU and until that is over, it’s got to play out. DK did mention that there is a very good relationship that has developed between the two companies. They can always put it out to the other manufacturers if negotiations break down or if the terms are unacceptable (my words; not his). It seems to me that until there is big news and money raising at 25 cents a share is no longer necessary, the price of the stock will remain right where it is. The good news is that this could be a buying opportunity; especially for those that want to lower their dollar cost average.
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