If John wanted to be involved, and get a return on his millions of shares, he would have done so already. And Heddle, with his large stake, would have welcomed him back.
The real question is why it hasn’t happened. Both are the largest shareholders and have the most at stake. Yet, they aren’t corroborating. Probably because the tech has drifted in being obsolete at best due to zero R&D in the rapidly ascending sector for years, or because a common sense cost benefit analysis is telling John it’s not worth his time.
The real question is why it hasn’t happened. Both are the largest shareholders and have the most at stake. Yet, they aren’t corroborating. Probably because the tech has drifted in being obsolete at best due to zero R&D in the rapidly ascending sector for years, or because a common sense cost benefit analysis is telling John it’s not worth his time.