I checked out the guys running Blackberry AIF as well. Nothing bad in either of their track records.
EDGM has no revenues and significant accumulated deficit of about $40 million.
The planned merged entity would require a lot of investment to execute their plans, with Blackberry AIF owning 50% of the OS following the merger.
Where does that place current shareholders?
There are currently convertible notes in place, which probably explains the selling, which appears to have stopped for now, maybe because the merger is close at this point and note holders are 'holding'.
Clearly this is a high risk play, with massive potential upside. They talk of $140 million in assets that Blackberry AIF holds. No info out there on their profitability. Web sources show the CEO and COO have a track record of raising private capital. They managed to succeed with a previous solar project and achieve profitability (claimed) without government subsidies which is interesting.
I am holding to see what happens next.