$CREG Then, this year, the reverse split. So the company should just buy its own shares, at such low price, if they are really sitting in such amount of cash! This really makes no sense to me. Is this an oportunity, or a scam?
" Upon the effectiveness of the Reverse Stock Split, every ten shares of issued and outstanding Common Stock before the close of business on June 15, 2026 will be combined into one issued and outstanding share of Common Stock, with no change in par value per share. The Company's Common Stock will open for trading on NASDAQ on June 16, 2026 on a post-split basis. The new CUSIP number for the Company's Common Stock post-Reverse Stock Split is 168913507.
Accordingly, this adjustment will reduce the total number of issued and outstanding shares of the Company's Common Stock from approximately 27.5 million to approximately 2.75 million."
$CREG On th other hand, according to same SEC Gov Offering Registrations, as of September 30, 2025, $131,877,059, or approximately 99.18% of assets was in cash. So it does not make sense to be at 20 cents per share. I have seen so many strange things on Wall Street during 25 years of trading, very few so absurd as this one!
$CREG There are more shares than what brokers say.
From SEC Gov • Dec 30, 2025
CREG : S-1 : Offering Registrations
ExhibitsRelated Filings from CREG As of December 30, 2025, the securities registered for resale by the Selling Stockholders in the registration statement of which this prospectus forms a part represented approximately 78.6% of the 20,809,123 shares of Common Stock issued and outstanding.
$CREG My concern is there may be many more shares issued, and therefore, dilution is a possibility. We need to hear from management, we need clarity. Until serious investors really understand where we are, buying is a gamble.
$CREG The point here is if management want to do something with that huge audited cash. Even with just a little agreement with a strong Company would be easy to go to 4/5 USD and be relisted to NASDAQ. At those prices it would be just 13/14 Mil as market cap. Totally Crazy.
$CREG All interest on CREG is gone. So it does seem it was a short attack, and damage is over. What is the real value of this company today? Asset value, considering cash, at least? How many shares where issued?
$CREG There's another Chinese microcap structured very similarly - INHD with real entities in China/HK but registration is in US (TX) so it's legally a Texas company. They pumped price from 1s to 40s and got halted by Nasdaq with a long (indefinite) T12 halt then they quickly got sued in Texas, which forced management to take action and the halt got lifted a few weeks later, now trading normally with mcap over 40M.
CREG is legally a Nevada company. Even an individual lawsuit would force this dead management to wake up and do something, such as proving its 160M cash and why they intentionally fail their duty to act in investors interest including buying back shares or distribute cash.
$CREG Suggest all shareholders to concentrate their efforts on asking question related to CREG's delising on OTC, despite share price has been able to stay above 1 usd for weeks.
investor.relations@nasdaq.com
$CREG The fact almost all those millions USD came from private placement (Family and Friends) let me more then one doubt that is their scope. They want to escape with their own dollars?
@Bergamo "Let's" means we all do our parts to make it happen. Everyone should file complaints with SEC and DOJ to report obvious market manipulation for $CREG - on those days of insane high trading volume, followed by price collapse with naked shorting involved.
For these criminal manipulators/hedge funds, the most powerful way is to have SEC/DOJ sue them. Massive fines + prison time. They think stealing $ from retail is like taking candy from a baby - and it has been, but it can only be done by engaging illegal market manipulation and often insider dealing/info.
We know who the toxic lender is. I bet the "investors" from the Univest offering used same manipulation to profit and they all colluded in the scheme.
Class action against this management is a different kind in nature - securities attorneys would initiate that so for anyone with large losses, reach out to some attorneys. The "swampland" guy is our perfect lead plaintiff - I wonder what he's been doing with his massive losses.
