Casino, the company has laid out the plan for uplist and it first requires them to become a fully reporting company with the SEC. They won't file an S-1 for at least a month after reporting their annual financials on Tuesday. After that, I'm figuring on another 6-8 months of back and forth before it is accepted. On that timeline, it will likely be towards the end of this year or first of next year before anything substantive is communicated to shareholders about uplist and the share restructuring that would need to take place. Then they would need shareholder approval for the restructuring.
It would make zero sense to announce a share split at this time and the company has said as much in several communication modes; such as news releases and conference calls.
My personal opinion: until the company can become fully reporting and show a bottom line profit, the talk of NASDAQ is premature at best. Personally, I would rather see them become fully reporting and uplist to the QX, at least for a year or so, until they can grow.
Now then, if there is something we don't currently know, that could make them attractive to institutional investors, then I would change my thinking on the subject.
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