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As of September 30, 2025, Maritime Launch Services’ own MD&A said it had only six full-time employees. The company also stated, “At September 30, 2025, the Company has insufficient sources of operating cash flows to meet its ongoing needs.” It was losing money, had a $20.0 million working-capital deficiency, and warned of serious doubt about continuing without raising more money. Maritime Launch was taken public through a 2022 RTO. At the time of that RTO, Jacob and Matier together held just over 50% of the company, and by late 2024 their disclosed beneficial ownership was still just under 50% on a fully diluted basis. This is not the same as a properly structured large-scale P3 where the market tests the project and decides whether it is worth financing at scale. Instead, a tightly held company that was financially struggling has been awarded $20 million a year for the next 10 years from the Feds. The spread is what makes this even harder to defend. Maritime Launch’s own filing says the Province of Nova Scotia owns the land and leases it to the company at an annual rent of $13,500. Ottawa has now signed a 10-year, $200 million agreement for a dedicated launch pad and related services at that same site. The company has also said that the province of Nova Scotia has authorized more than $30 million of support for infrastructure at the site. Taxpayers are being asked to accept an extraordinary gap between the company’s low-cost access to public land and the value of the federal deal. I have also noticed a number of small X accounts suddenly promoting the stock on the back of the government announcement. I am not alleging coordination or illegality on the basis of that alone. I am saying the optics are terrible. When a financially weak, tightly held, RTO-listed company lands a massive federal contract and social media promotion follows, the public is entitled to, and should, ask much harder questions about process, scrutiny, and value for money.