RE:RE:2 of my earlier post.
I'll clarify something because it was confusing to some because PSC structural ownership in place and for any recent investors. In the traditional sense, it's true that if you own a share of a company that own certain assets, technically you're also part owner of that certain assets technically speaking as long as you don't sell your share.
With PSC, it's different because there's also separate 'real' ownership in place. So in the case of SOW, they had 20% ownership of AGRA AND also 20% of PSC with the initial buy-in agreement. So even if SOW sells their 20% of AGRA, still has 20% ownership of PSC. So whatever PSC would make, 20% goes to SOW without having any share in AGRA. When SOW sold the first batch of shares received from AGRA, they still got their 20% ownership of PSC and didn't lose it until AGRA bought back from them.