07-16-2025, 01:03 PM
KingKongFong stated,"Is There Any Chance Shareholders Could Get Equity If DSMF Restructures or Goes Public?
Legally and financially, shareholders of Nautilus have no ownership stake in DSMF. Even if DSMF eventually goes public or is acquired, it would be considered a separate company, with new ownership and capitalization.
Unless DSMF voluntarily decided to allocate shares to former Nautilus shareholders (an unprecedented and extremely unlikely move), you would have no claim to any equity or proceeds.
This is akin to owning shares in a house that was foreclosed, demolished, and rebuilt by the bank—you don’t get a share in the new house just because you once lived in the old one.
There is no realistic or legal pathway for former Nautilus shareholders to receive equity in DSMF—even if DSMF becomes publicly traded in the future. Any value in NUSMF stock today is illusory."
That Linkin statement from Mawarid should give him a reason to rethink. Of course unless he has sold off all of his previous shares.
GLTALs....
Legally and financially, shareholders of Nautilus have no ownership stake in DSMF. Even if DSMF eventually goes public or is acquired, it would be considered a separate company, with new ownership and capitalization.
Unless DSMF voluntarily decided to allocate shares to former Nautilus shareholders (an unprecedented and extremely unlikely move), you would have no claim to any equity or proceeds.
This is akin to owning shares in a house that was foreclosed, demolished, and rebuilt by the bank—you don’t get a share in the new house just because you once lived in the old one.
There is no realistic or legal pathway for former Nautilus shareholders to receive equity in DSMF—even if DSMF becomes publicly traded in the future. Any value in NUSMF stock today is illusory."
That Linkin statement from Mawarid should give him a reason to rethink. Of course unless he has sold off all of his previous shares.
GLTALs....