I may not be looking in the right place, but I don't see $93,000,000 in debt, just the deficit that the company has run since inception. Those are two different things. In my reading of this, this does get paid back, but it is going to go to the shareholders, not a creditor per se. With that said, the happiest day of my life in Grad School, was when I took my last accounting final, so I may be out to lunch. Maybe some of our CPA posters can chime in here.
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