That's if BMCS doesn't get added to my list of Miller's failures. Does anyone really believe some company handed over a pile of calcium carbonate to a public company trading on the OTC? And hasn't produced any revenue since Miller took it over? After stripping it of USEI's assets. Why was that done?
And $70K may be a lot of money to throw at a shell that has been ignored for three years, but it's going to take a lot more than that to operate a shipping company. There's machinery that needs to be bought and people that need to be hired to run the machinery. Plenty of other costs that are too numerous to get into, of course, and all this is supposed to be accomplished with $102? That's what Miller reported as having on hand as of 12/31/23.
I'll ask once more .... what does Miller need USEI for?