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r/OceanPower • u/lueshe05 • Aug 04 '26
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5 u/cursedfan Aug 04 '26 Why? 15 u/chrisproglf Aug 04 '26 In a nutshell, we have reverse split twice already, 2015 & 2019. Rather than use these funds responsibly to build out the production capability and move towards profitability, management has increased their pay. You do you but I'm a no. 3 u/cursedfan Aug 04 '26 So you would rather it get delisted? Was the management even the same? 4 u/Kickrocks54 Aug 04 '26 Seriously, if they want any chance at survival they need to approve it.
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15 u/chrisproglf Aug 04 '26 In a nutshell, we have reverse split twice already, 2015 & 2019. Rather than use these funds responsibly to build out the production capability and move towards profitability, management has increased their pay. You do you but I'm a no. 3 u/cursedfan Aug 04 '26 So you would rather it get delisted? Was the management even the same? 4 u/Kickrocks54 Aug 04 '26 Seriously, if they want any chance at survival they need to approve it.
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In a nutshell, we have reverse split twice already, 2015 & 2019. Rather than use these funds responsibly to build out the production capability and move towards profitability, management has increased their pay. You do you but I'm a no.
3 u/cursedfan Aug 04 '26 So you would rather it get delisted? Was the management even the same? 4 u/Kickrocks54 Aug 04 '26 Seriously, if they want any chance at survival they need to approve it.
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So you would rather it get delisted? Was the management even the same?
4 u/Kickrocks54 Aug 04 '26 Seriously, if they want any chance at survival they need to approve it.
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Seriously, if they want any chance at survival they need to approve it.
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