Cavasin controls that corporation unless he did some serious share dumping (or whoever has voting rights to his shares). There is no filing I am am aware that even claims there are any other 'offical' officers, the others are figureheads with a very small amount of stock. So forcing a sharedholders meeting and a coup'd'etat will not work, nor is there a board to rescind Cavasin's shares. We do not know their corporate bylaws anyways. There is not enough float for a hostile takeover.
You could attempt to lure Stefoglo away somehow, but if Cavasin knows the whole process what good will that do anyways? And if the Siam merger did go through, they will file a ton of lawsuits.
Sorry, not buying that whole scenario either.
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