RE:This company in the near future!!!!! con't. To some extent I agree.
There are some Warrants outstanding, and those I think will be exercised for some of the funds. I actually think they will secure a line of credit (rather than issue new shares)
The conditions in the last dilution made it more difficult for them to issue new shares, so I think a line of credit is the most likely scenario.
As for the production timeline, I think you are in the ballpark. 2-3 months to ramp up to full production is fairly typical of this type of operation. Very similar to a mining operation.
In many respects, that's what this is.
I think given the number of shares a consolodation of 34.125 to 1 would leave aproximately 50 million shares outstanding. This is a reasonable number that would still leave liquidity. They may go with a 22.5:1 consolodation leaving a little over 75 million shares outstanding. I dont see them going much lower than this in terms of the consolodation ratio. I am pretty sure they want less than 100 million shares.