Sorry to say it probably won't. If management thought they could get large investors they would have done a much larger split to get the pps way up to at least a buck. That way the company would look more attractive, (on the surface anyway). As it stands they did not do that. That means they are looking for the inexperienced small time investor that won't look before they leap and won't sue them for etc etc. IMO you can expect the same after the r/s as before the r/s except at a much faster rate. The company, not being able to dilute or pay their bills with shares during the settlement period will be starved for cash.
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