FCCC is a shell company with no active operations, products, customers, or revenue. Since 2003, FCCC's sole activity has been searching for a merger, acquisition, reverse merger, or other business combination with an operating company. FCCC recently merged in Amerihe Corporation, which removed its formal SEC shell company designation, but FCCC still has no meaningful operations. FCCC has no binding agreements with any acquisition candidate, and management does not expect significant operations until a transaction is completed. In the meantime, FCCC draws down its cash balance to cover roughly $18,000–$25,000 per quarter in administrative expenses, primarily audits and tax filings. If FCCC completes an acquisition or reverse merger, its business would become that of the acquired or combined entity, the nature of which is entirely unknown at this time.