Well, ShareItUp, there is of course consequence (or risk) of...

Well, ShareItUp, there is of course consequence (or risk) of change but there is also consequence of no change. After over 20 years of blowing shareholders money (probably over $100M) with not even a tiny demonstration plant to show, we all know what the consequence of no change is. Without not small a miracle, APG is most likely to go down the drain anyway, but there is still hope of a miracle. With the current management, there is no hope at all.

I think we are too late in taking action. If APG was still 5c or 10c, there will be a good chance to raise enough capital to restructure the company, attract some good directors and turn the company around. At its terminally ill stage, even I would not want to be a director of APG. Nobody wants to be the captain of a sinking ship.