lol no silly. the current os represents the NEW shareholders. outstanding shares are already held. lmao lmao lmao you don't know that? so that represents the 15% of the shares that will be outstanding in the new entity.
evidently, you don't even understand how a r/m works. s lol that is not what it means. they are not acquiring shares already outstanding silly. they are being issued shares as part of the formation of the new entity.