Time will tell, but Lili Li was adamant that we get to the big board without requiring a RS. If circumstances were such that it would be hugely beneficial to both the company and it's shareholders, I'm sure it would have to be considered.

Again, as Roger Wilco stated, it's just too far off in terms of the variables that must be considered between now and such time that the company's general financial status gives the green light on up-listing.

Finances must be solid and demonstrating strong growth to maintain the PPS for up-listing, and by that time, the share structure may be adjustable with little more than a tweak or two.

Either way, the important thing is that strong growth. If it happens the way it appears it will, you need not be concerned. In the long haul, you'll end up with many times more shares than you started with.

Forward splits are common with companies experiencing strong growth as it helps them to maintain liquidity by keeping the PPS in a range that most investors find appealing. Most people don't like the idea of buying $900/share stock. lol