There hasn't been any dilution, and this CEO has never done any reverse split since becoming CEO of SNMN.
As a matter of fact, this CEO reduced the SNMN authorized share count by 1 billion, and he also went to court to get an additional 2+ billion of common stock removed from the company's share structure. The court ruled in SNMN's favor, thus creating a drastic reduction in shares. The tradable float is actually much smaller than many people realize. That's why the stock trades so thin.
Also, once operational, just a month or two of BayGrow's cannabis income will wipe away any debt SNMN has.
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