Rahim, the company could pursue a listing on another exchange if they were de-listed and if they had become an earnings based "REAL" company in the interim, they would probably get it. If they generate sufficient income, shareholders could potentially receive dividend payments, the company could decide to take it private again and buyout the shareholder base, you can even still trade the shares, just not thru the VSE or thru a member brokerage (as far as I know, there has been no cease-trade, just Exchange based halt and suspension). There are so many possibilities.
As for everyone banding together and drum thumping at the VSE, it will get you NOWHERE. Periodic calls to a few different people will potentially get you some additional info, but getting in their faces, even if you represented 90% of the shareholders, would do nothing for you. Their primary responsibility is to FUTURE shareholders, not current ones who are supposed to have already completed their DD.
I don't mean to sound callous, it's just that that's the reality.
Salut,
Leigh McBain |
