I know our trading is currently suspended but found this particular excerpt interesting titled "profit instrument for insiders".

Insiders sometimes decide that they cannot prevent a delisting but can still turn the company around. They buy up the shares for pennies on the dollar from regular investors prior to delisting to take control of the company. The investors’ loss becomes the insiders’ gain if the insiders manage to turn the company around and their share holdings increase in value. What they do with the shares will depend on the venues open to them. If the company becomes profitable, the insider stakes could simply entitle them to nice profits, or they could sell their shares for a higher price to a private buyer. In rare instances, companies regain their listing compliance status and are relisted, which usually boosts their stock price. - See more at: http://wiki.fool.com/What_Happens_to_Delisted_Shares%3F#sthash.6UvUusw2.dpuf