Let‘s talk about facts First of all PYR exists since 20 yaers or so.
They won't disappear in the next future.
No experienced investor cares about the actual financials.
For instance C. Wood with her ETFs is still involved.
More important there were and there are no bad NRs published until now regardings their projects, products and/or ongoing SATs.
As I already mentioned there is no need to be listed in the US.
This is no reason to be successful or not.
They are still listed in Toronto, Frankfurt and Paris.
Everybody can trade their shares via the internet around the clock.
The big problem is their legal issue with the AMF and how potential longtime clients evaluate this.
Are clients willing to sign contracts when not only the ceo but the chair as well can't say how the business will go on especially w/o them?
Clients want always trust in business partners and especially in the beginning of contract negotiations and that they can't guarantee.
Trust is PYRs biggest problem so far.
I am pretty sure that a lot of existing investors have already lost their trust in the ceo and the chair.
The reasons are wellknown.
For the sake of PYR it is the best these both persons will be replaced and take the corporate affairs guy who is responsible for communication (NRs) with them.
PYR needs reliable and trustful persons to get the business done
for a really brightful future.
And this would be in the best interest for potential clients and
shareholders.