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Also, the chairman of NEVDQ had a run in with the SEC a number of years ago, for defrauding shareholders, and got off pretty light. Said he was sorry, and would not do it again. And paid a fine. So maybe the SEC was displeased with the results before, and would look forward to another bite at the apple. Meanwhile the interim "owner" may not have the resources to disagree with the SEC. So a reasonable compromise might be to give the shareholders some nominal sum, like 10 cents a share, or 20 cents a share, and move on
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