Not counting my chickens, but they've had the necessary permits right along, though temps. They had no reason to over worry the situation, as they were fully compliant already and California has a vested interest in the MJ supply being legit verses bootleg. Even more evident now with a one year provisionary in hand.

That being said, Val and crew has always diligently filed 8-k's for anything that might effect the value of the stock, other than the audited financials themselves. As a result, all adjustments to the share structure, including financing accesses, have been reported in 8-k's.

Obviously substantial revenues have been flowing in, regardless of not being reported to the SEC. I'm sure the state of California and the IRS are well informed as we soon shall be.

I say obviously because there hasn't been any further tapping into financing to support the operation, including expansion, so don't be too surprised if they explode back into the lime light as a PROFITABLE company.

Add to that a super low float and the shares of the primary shareholders still locked down, as well as low debt, and you've got some serious potential for an eye-popping bull run.