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Posted On: 09/04/2020 11:09:46 AM
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Hi hylander,
I guess all that GNBT really needs is significant funding coming from some realiable (at best) non-dilutive source. If that funding would be available that could spark a chain reaction of positive developments and related good news.
As you said, there is a whole lot of potential there within GNBT, and all they now need is some gas (money, funding, capital) to turn the horse power of that engine into acceleration and finally speed / movement.
As for the Form 10 and S1 for NGIO. I remember from my call with Todd that he said something that this all depends on GNBTs filings, as NGIO is still a wholy owned subsidiary of GNBT and this is all intertwined with each other. So, if I understood him right, first GNBT's filings with the SEC needs to be approved, before they can move on with NGIO and its IPO related filings.
I guess all that GNBT really needs is significant funding coming from some realiable (at best) non-dilutive source. If that funding would be available that could spark a chain reaction of positive developments and related good news.
As you said, there is a whole lot of potential there within GNBT, and all they now need is some gas (money, funding, capital) to turn the horse power of that engine into acceleration and finally speed / movement.
As for the Form 10 and S1 for NGIO. I remember from my call with Todd that he said something that this all depends on GNBTs filings, as NGIO is still a wholy owned subsidiary of GNBT and this is all intertwined with each other. So, if I understood him right, first GNBT's filings with the SEC needs to be approved, before they can move on with NGIO and its IPO related filings.
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