Is it possible that ECOS is paying for some of the equipment needed to "ramp up production" to meet the 12M liters by September. If I did some calculations right, then they will probably need at least 5, maybe 6 NPU 60's built to handle that volume each month. That is probably some serious cash to pay up front. Is it legal to pay a manufacturer in company shares? I have no idea if this is even possible. I'm still new to investing and don't know much of the rules and regulations. I mostly got interested in this company because of the technology and the Ukraine deal (I lived there for two years).
Does anyone know if this is even possible? Or better yet, any other ideas on what the crap is happening with the SP?