A 2,500 sq ft building isn’t huge — it’s about the size of a small office.
Common layouts would be 50 ft × 50 ft, 25 ft × 100 ft, or 40 ft × 62.5 ft, so yes, it’s a normal-sized commercial office footprint. The “0.00009 square miles” number is technically correct but really misleading — nobody measures buildings in square miles.
As for the shares and going private:
He can’t just “carry” public shareholders into a private entity without formal SEC filings. If a company goes private, shareholders are usually either paid out per share or given new private-company shares through an approved process. He can’t secretly move assets and leave shareholders behind without major legal consequences.
Insiders still holding 300M+ shares could mean they expect something to happen down the road, but it’s not a guarantee. A lot depends on whether RedHawk actually intend to revive or relist the company, which I believe it is.
We’re all just watching how it unfolds
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