RE:2 of my earlier post.
c14, a couple of things.
SOW and its shareholders have shares ownership in AGRA, that's it. About 400M shares were issued to buy the SOW's 20% ownership of PSC. The 70% ownership of PSC now belongs solely to AGRA.
Now, I've read few comments of SOW shareholders on this board and on its own board in regard to the potential valuation of SOW mirroring AGRA's valuation based on ownership of AGRA shares but that logic is flawed. Can't include those almost 400M shares worth in the equation. I specifically mentioned its shareholders earlier because those almost 400M will be distributed to them and not really belonged to SOW. Once distributed, they're gone.
Yes, SOW as a company still have partial shares from their initial funding of PSC but that's small percentage. It was traded higher because of confusion in the first place and a lot bought into it to get what I call 'bonus'.