So, correct me if I am wrong here. They need to put in the S-1 for NGIO to the SEC to get NGIO uplisted, right? And Joe said they were putting in the S-1 this week.

So, the longer the delay in putting in the S-1, then the longer the wait is in NGIO getting uplisted. NGIO was supposed to be listed back in December, then I believe in January, then now by April.

We keep seeing patterns from Generex in statements about timetables, about doing things by certain times, only to see those times go by the wayside over and over again.

I've said this before and I will say it again. Generex management needs to start meeting timetables. This virus issue aside, they have other things they need to meet timetables on instead of keep missing deadlines over and over again.

This is a bad pattern they have put themselves into over the last 7 or 8 months.