So, just following up on this.
There really isn't much information out there on this company - typical with reverse takeovers. The only thing that pertains to ProStar in filings are the financial statements from the first 9 months of the year.
Through the first nine-months of the year, revenue dropped from $1.16M in 2019 to 882K in 2019 - a material impacts thanks to the pandemic. Although the loss per share narrowed, it benefited from government pandemic financing which skews profitability. The company also churns through considerable amount of cash and has relied on the issuing of shares to maintain operations.
ProStar is a SaaS company that has a GIS platform for mapping solutions. It will launch its next generation product PointMan Pro which will be launched in the next quarter. According to the company "It is already generating significant interest, and we are now processing pre-orders from some of the largest engineering and surveying, construction, and utility-locating firms in North America"
PointMan is already fully integrated with Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) GPS receivers and management seems confident in the demand for their product.
Outside of this, couldn't find much else. Likely won't come until they built out their investor relations site and release more in depth marketing materials. It looks interesting, but beyond that can't really give an educated opinion at this point.
Mat