Sure, because that LCY report/presentation from their ESG group in Chinese interpreted into English is surely the “truth” and “proves” the court records from BioAmber’s bankruptcy are all a big lie. I expect, since they bought nearly every asset BioAmber owned, they think they pretty much bought the company. Doesn’t change the outcome at all.
Happens all the time, a liquidation occurs 4 years ago, is court approved, documented thoroughly and directly in the court records, new owner takes possession, company is shut down, all employees gone, corporate charter revoked, stock ticker deleted, then the new owner lavishes the shareholders with 100X’s the price the stock was at when the ticker was deleted, right? Ok, not all the time, but most of the time, right? OK, not most of the time, but some of the time, right? OK, not a lot, but it’s happened before, right? Never?
Good to see some deep googling, might spend some time studying up on bankruptcy and liquidation and how it effects equity values. Probably find some inconvenient truths, but at least they’ll be real truths.
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