I can't see "logic" behind your predicted pps rise. It appears to be another trade group or two or three is working together to pump the price for short term gain. With all the heavy shorting going on, the pps will likely continue to trade in a narrow channel.

The company has created sku's, prototypes, and print marketing materials.

They have a few questionable low-margin products on the market and no significant distribution network.

They haven't updated their share structure on their OTCM profile page, which leads one to believe they don't want people to know how the share structure may have changed. February was a long time ago.

No one has published an estimate of the startup operational costs and how they will be financed. The print marketing business revenue covers the strip mall retail office operations. As a subsidiary business, it would be helpful to understand how that net income can be moved to meet the heavy startup cost demands within the parent business.

The executive with a background in the beverage industry has no historical products on the market. I am unable to see how that person will ensure the planned beverages will fare better than his failed product lines.