It looks to me that a lot did happen, obviously the businesses grew much larger over your 14 year period. That is why Dalton forgave a personal loan to Univec of $11,000 for 1,100,000,000 shares of stock on 5-9-21. If I remember correctly Doc owned less than 50 million shares before that. Now, if anyone thinks Doc would merge his private companies into Univec while he owned only 50M shares (5%) you don't have a clue, but just plain 'common sense' is all that is required. Doc then forgave deferred salary (I think $1,750,000) on 9-12-22 and took 183 million shares. That told me he felt the companies were worth even more, wow.
Now, realize Doc could have forgiven all his deferred salary (Doc has NEVER taken a nickle in salary, he also never has sold a share of stock). Univec owes Doc over $10 million in deferred salary, but if he converted all that he would have really diluted us and him also, but he didn't do that. He only took what he needed, thank you David.
So, IMO, his taking taking over a billion and a quarter shares tells me his companies really grew over the years.
I am very happy that my CEO has a huge stake in Univec. Most penny stocks, the CEO owns zero stock. Doc's stock is worth the same as mine and yours, he doesn't see the payoff until he merges.
Now, realize Doc could have forgiven all his deferred salary (Doc has NEVER taken a nickle in salary, he also never has sold a share of stock). Univec owes Doc over $10 million in deferred salary, but if he converted all that he would have really diluted us and him also, but he didn't do that. He only took what he needed, thank you David.
So, IMO, his taking taking over a billion and a quarter shares tells me his companies really grew over the years.
I am very happy that my CEO has a huge stake in Univec. Most penny stocks, the CEO owns zero stock. Doc's stock is worth the same as mine and yours, he doesn't see the payoff until he merges.
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