Ultimatly it's about the share count, how does managment get the return on shares bought since 1992. It's the norm for a higher listing co. to spinoff an otcbb with an attending new stock issuance. This is only a reverse of the process.
Major diff is, what will an IPO'd higher listing with only a couple million shares o/s be worth as the new company goes into revenues almost certainly immediatly. And the "mother" company holding the bears share of shares (book value) along with same % of revs and eps (earnings before))?
Lots more than where we are today,lol.
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