Realize that the previous funding plan we have been on is/was dillutive. They just changed to a better creative funding plan , with preferred stock this time with incentives to hold them, since the longer they hold them, the better the dividend return, which means the conversion to common shares to dilute will be lessened. It's a better deal imo. Travis Finne is correct about not all becoming outstanding. The new larger AS is required simply to cover all possible preferred shares to common shares. With much larger purchase orders coming into the queue, we all know it takes money (for the supplies and production) to make money and profits. Smart!!