RE: Facts27 Oct 2023 21:26
That's just a plan for an asset, most likely to be used in the fundraising process to begin with.
Someone's made an accusation that the company (without funding) would be insolvent and that's the most likely reason for the financials to not be released.
Insolvency by definition means the business is unable to meet their financial obligations and pay off their debts. When an entity is insolvent, it means that their liabilities (debts) exceed their assets (what they own).
I don't actually know if it's true or not regarding the financials.
We need to know who are the creditors, how much is the debt and can they service it without funding.
If you know the answers to the above it would dispel this theory before suspension.
The funding arriving would also make the point irrelevant.
Whenever insolvency is mentioned it's the creditors who takes precedence over shareholders and there's not much anyone can do when it's in suspension.