I agree with your assessment. However, if TPAC can recover the 75 percent of the share structure in the near future, the need for a R/S will not be needed. All I am saying is the company is going to retire at least 1.5 billions shares in its current possession. I think it is reasonable to assume that it will be more than that. Now, I do not believe the company will file an public filing until they have a number close to that 75 percent goal. I think they company will wait until they hit the goal before retiring anything. It is much easier to scoop up the remaining shares at these levels then chase them if they put out a filing that shows the retirement. I do not believe a R/S is required for uplist for this company because the strategy that is in place for share retirement will make the R/S possibility moot. IMO.
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