Yeah, of course. They got other income alright.
If you sell a stock certificate that cost, say $20 each to make. Each stock certificate with face value of no less than a million common shares, at the current price of .0008, that's evidently worth $800, less the $25 or $50 TA fees, and other fees. PAIM and Bae have made a net sale from such a transaction conservatively placed at $700.
The past few months, through an unnamed but I'm sure very well-known party, PAIM had been dumping shares in the market, IMO. This is obvious from the price trend and volume traded.
Just imagine the total "income" from selling $20 scraps of attractive looking paper.