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if you'd bother reading the AGM transcript you'd see they are in negotiations

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Why would you believe that is necessarily still true following the last filing?

OK, let's assume it is. How would those negotiations go?

JBI: "Well, we can't prove it to you, but we can process your plastic with the design changes we will implement once we have the cash."

Customer: "Sounds great!! Let's sign a contract!"

You're right. It won't happen over night. There are no negotiations going on until they fix the machines.

But that will probably never happen given that the relatively small amount of cash required to do it was not found.

This company is about to die. They can't make the machine work. And when it does work it doesn't work well enough to be of interest to potential customers.

Not even a Crayola or an auto manufacturer.

Shareholders need to stop fooling themselves.

It will be interesting to see shareholder response once the company finally admits it has given up.