No clue either. Maybe an up/down vote on whether or not to implement an up-list plan: Some combination of an RS and buyback as a package deal, the timing of which would depend on the audit results. And probably a take it or leave it attitude, i.e. if it's rejected by shareholders that would be ok with someone who owns millions of shares but doesn't care about current sp, knowing that value will be there in the long term. But if the vote goes against management again I wouldn't expect anything else for several years.
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