I think Nasdaq can be ruled out as well, at this s
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Posted On: 11/27/2025 10:50:28 AM
Re: mikeyt1818 #88518
I think Nasdaq can be ruled out as well, at this stage. Even in the most aggressive scenario imaginable....merging with a $250 million company, the share price would still be under 5 cents without a reverse split. (Of course we would probable have a higher spike, but wouldn't last or bring in the investors needed.)
To reach a $2.00 bid price for the Market Value of Listed Securities Standard (Rule 5505(b)(2) (without a reverse split), the combined company would need a market cap of $5-to-15 billion with the current or post-merger share count.
This is completely unrealistic for a small healthcare company as Univec merging with any private company in the $50–$500 million range.
The 2.5+billion outstanding shares is really hurting UNVC, I don't think anyone here wants a "Reverse Split" I certainly don't.
I feel he should launch with anything he has now, right in OTCID Pink, move up to the OTCQB.
STAKEHOLDER LETTER IS NEEDED BADLY.....
To reach a $2.00 bid price for the Market Value of Listed Securities Standard (Rule 5505(b)(2) (without a reverse split), the combined company would need a market cap of $5-to-15 billion with the current or post-merger share count.
This is completely unrealistic for a small healthcare company as Univec merging with any private company in the $50–$500 million range.
The 2.5+billion outstanding shares is really hurting UNVC, I don't think anyone here wants a "Reverse Split" I certainly don't.
I feel he should launch with anything he has now, right in OTCID Pink, move up to the OTCQB.
STAKEHOLDER LETTER IS NEEDED BADLY.....
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