My take is that the full 150MM authorized are now classified as "registered". Registration means shares can be sold without restriction. Generally, registration applies to issued shares, and has the effect of making previously restricted issued shares free-trading.
It looks like MTRE has deemed the entire class of common shares (about 10MM issued and 140MM authorized but not yet issued). If any or the issued shares held by mgmt had previously been restricted, they no longer are. I would be tthat if you did a deep analysis of the earlier CCWW capital structure, some of the authorized shares were restricted in some fashion.
My guess is they may issue shares as part of the payment for the upcoming acquisitions. How many is the key question. This filing means that any shares they issue will not be restricted by default per the terms of the share class (but I beleive that MTRE could make them restricted for some period of time as part of the terms of the ACQUISITION DEAL if that worked for both MTRE and the sellers of those companies.