more false information. InMed isnt using the information you listed in their DD with Toron. That isnt how M&A work. Also eveyrone knows that flagship is the investor supplying the cash for that portion of the deal and flagship and inmed are both getting 100 mil shares each for their part. More research on mergers and acquisitions would make it very clear exactly how easy it is to see that the deal is completely legitimate by both parties and the current state of the deal is its in default as to part of the agreement. Thats not finalized and its also not off. It is in default... this means that it can be fixed. InMed COULD choose to call it off but it would mean reversing many things which they have already set in motion which is why they have not done it yet. Does Toron need to step up and fix things? Yes! This is why I am glad the new CEO is not wasting his time giving us warm and fuzzies but is working to finalize the deal. The facts say that InMed is working with Toron to finalize. If they were not the update would say they cancelled the deal, not that it remains in default. Good DD backs all of this.