BZWR's highest priority seems to be to convert its debt into shares of something that would be acceptable to their lenders. So, they found IPSI, and IPSI has a business plan that is supposedly ripe to start producing major revenue. I have no idea if any revenue is coming, but they have products that are supposed to do that.
If the BZWR lenders agree, it looks like the debt would be converted into BZWR common stock. All of that new stock and all existing stock owned by us small investors would then be traded in for 40% of the total float (I guess) of IPSI shares. I am not very hopeful that the value of IPSI stock that we receive would start out anywhere near the value of BZWR stock before they fell into the Expert Market. If the value is too low, I don't see how the BZWR lenders would bother to agree to the plan. But, they might, because the alternative may be to have no further chance to collect on the debt.
Meanwhile, as of the end of September, IPSI's 3rd quarter, IPSI had $410 year-to-date revenue. They had $19,395 in cash. They had $5,052,344 current debt in the form of accounts and notes payable. Total Assets were $795,708. That is composed of $7,643,215 in liabilities and negative equity of $6,847,507.
I don't know how their share price can be around $0.20. It likely depends on the successful launch of their new products.
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