RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:12.5 cents I thought that Oak was brought in to help find investors, not help find clients. Unless you're talking about getting out there and finding some institutional investors.
Here is something to ponder along those lines: back in 2008, the old management team was able to sell via private placement 70 million shares at 22 cents to a few ESG funds or whatever they were known as back then. Proceeds were 15 million bucks. Adjusted for inflation, that is more than 20 million dollars in today's money.That's pretty much what the market thinks this entire company is worth right now. 13 years later!
And think, the company was much smaller then - maybe 3 -5 million in annual sales. So yes, it is possible to bring in large investors, especially now that ESG is hot.