Its definitely to help increase stock price, signals a change by management (finally), possibly help sell why employee stock plan passes this time when it didnt last year. Regardless, thats not fluff. They have possible cash influxes coming from sell of armor assets and if they sell off their industrial business with other potentials if their partners step up. They cut their burn to about $1-1.5m a quarter so that helps stretch their current cash on hand and makes it easier to get to cash positive with any new medical/Antipathogenic products coming to market. Still they'll look foolish doing this and then raising next year at low prices. I doubt that due to the fact that Lind updated its 13/G, oddly after 9 months, and half its warrants expire in August at $50. Buying back shares appears like maneuvers to bring about 50+ given the timing of all this. Thats only if these various things are all connected.
Section 3 - Silicon Nitride, a Close to Ideal Ceramic Material for Medical Application
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