Replies to post #54180 on RCC Holdings Corp fka RCCH

[bag8ger]

It makes sense only if it is rcch which is being uplisted.

That's the way it has been from the very beginning.

rcch carries rcciws with it.
rcciws is a sole subsidiary of rcch.

[pghpennyplayer]

I too noticed that Hillman and originally thought the same... however, I think that may be wishful thinking - would be wondeful though. It is an RCCH transition team working on the uplisting. IMO that would be the case whether it was RCCH or RCCIWS that was going through the process.

Interesting thought nonetheless... IMO

[frogdreaming]

There is another line in the PR that, along with those you quoted, can be interpreted in a very different way.

Here are your quotes;

"RCC/IWS (Pink Sheets: RCCH) is pleased...preparation for its new International Exchange up listing." and at the bottom of the PR it says "RCC Holdings' transition team is very pleased on how smooth the transition to the International Exchange has been proceeding".

Here is the other one;

" will help with Business development helping to bring Canadian companies to the international market through RCC/IWS channels."

Consider that as far as we know RCC/IWS is a water treatment business. Yet here it is being described as something that looks a lot more like a holding company.

Now, we know that RCC/IWS is listing on the new exchange, we know that RCCH isn't, based on it's outrageous stock structure. We nevertheless see a 'transition team' grooming and moving the entity RCC/IWS to the new exchange and we seem to be seeing that entity being invested with a little more of the parent company than we had previously imagined.

What if the RCC/IWS entity is more than just a water treatment company? What if it is the whole enchilada?

We know It is going to the new exchange with it's one million shares, but what is the sum total of assets that it is taking with it?