I agree. ( well for now at least ). I believe Form 15c-211 is the traditional way of uplisting. They basially apply to otc:bb and submit financials with an audit. This way you do not have to offer anything to an existing owner of a shell.
All the present shareholders will receive one share of the new company for every ten shares of BEHL they now own. The fact that nothing is known about RWE's share structure when their listing is accepted leaves many questions unanswered. The BEHL shareholders who sold when the merger announcement was first made are now in a good position to buy shares in the new company when they become available- - - think about it ! JMHO W A Calahan
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