Correct Bioamber is no longer a player. It has had no employees for 2 years. It has furnished no financial reports (mandatory) for 2 years. It has been liquidated under bankruptcy protection and sat lifeless for 2 years. The “analysis firms” are using data prior to 2019, during which Bioamber existed, to make projections for 2020 and onward to try to make a profit. This has been proven to you on everyone of these reports including my debunking of the last one. And these reports make no mention of a second transaction, either. No mention of the emergence from ticker deletion after 2 years for the first time in stock market history. Again- that’s because the data was compiled prior to the bankruptcy.
Now, again, do you have ANY evidence of a mention of a second transaction that was NOT made during the hopeful period BEFORE the SISP failed, but rather AFTER the announcement of the liquidation?? Just one? Surely there must be a mention somewhere in 2 years for a transaction worth hundreds of millions??? I mean I can find dozens of mentions in the reports, in press releases etc for a 4.34M transaction, but you cannot find one for a much bigger transaction????????