some are not thinking much ...just parroting tweet
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based on that message board link it looks like someone may be very confused about the difference between the public company's current assets, a former subsidiary assets and an individual who now owns 100% of the voting rights of the same public company and 100% of the LLC membership of the same former subsidiary. Not to mention the recent Boston Globe article had nothing to do with the public company nor the same former subsidiary of the public company.
The article, specifically, references an entity by the name of Medrecycler-RI, Inc.. This entity just so happens to have the same individual ...who now owns 100% of the voting rights of the same public company and 100% of the LLC membership of the same former subsidiary...listed on a state's secretary of state website, also as its ceo.
Therefore, any news about Medrecycler, LLC and/or Medrecycler-RI, Inc. is a big nothing burger to shareholders of snpw stock. Despite anyone trying to hitch snpw to the Medrecycler-RI, Inc. bandwagon. Especially, after snpw taking advantage of q 3 Mil tax write off in 2021 and deconsolidating the entity form snpw financials and stating all matters settled with Medrecycler-RI, Inc before deconsolidating.
Except for the disappearing 9 mil of Medrecycler, LLC pyrolysis equipment act.
I think that was the POINT kazi was making on another message board.
in my humble opinion
cheers
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