You might want to get the numbers right, and you might want to have a look at your darling's numbers while you're at it.
Your numbers are almost right, almost.
Exro lost $24.6 million last year on no revenues.
Pyrogenesis lost $38.4 million on $31.07 million in revenues.
Better to lose $25 million on no revenues than to lose $38 million on $31 million.
Don't you think? (not a rhetorical question)
At the very least, the margins are infinitely better.
Exro will have around $26 million in cash at the end of the month.
Pyrogenesis very likely doesn't even have $1 million today.
Exro closed yesterday up 144% from its year low.
Pyrogenesis closed 4 cents above a 2-year low at $0.98, down from a high of $12.00.
There's a reason for that.
Don't you think?