You're right, ChadHawk, there would have to be a reverse split to uplist. But let's suppose they do sign a fortune 100 OEM customer. The two who have been speculated about, volvo, who they mentioned in a tweet, and a company who they described as the largest manufacturer of construction equipment in the world if I recall correctly, that would be CAT. If they sign either one and make 23 million dollars profit from that contract, pretty conservative, that would a penny a share profit at last share count. That would give a share price of a minimum of 15 cents, more likely 20. If instead of 2.3 billion shares outstanding, they had 230 million, the price would be 2 dollars. That would require a 100 to one reverse split. So 200 to one would bring them to 4 dollars, the NASDAQ's requirement for a new listing. Not a disaster by any means.
As to the preferred shares that Stu has as a poison pill against a take over, he has said in the past he would restructure or eliminate that. If they get that contract, it is all doable.
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