The EIB may have had a reason before to approve NUR for $millions, but the EIB most definitively does not have any reason now to give NUR anything...
Judging by how banks actually work, NUR isn't getting a nickel...quite likely not from anyone who is not already entangled.
Many on the other site keep referring to contracts and apparently don't have a clue about "protective" clauses that ensure that the issuer has the upper hand if certain conditions are not fulfilled.
Who knows? After NUR retreats further the stock may go into a period of dormancy and eventually regain something? Presumably with new people running the show??? On the other hand, maybe not.