The intent here is that "Yes" should represent Science Corp failing to become a successful company by 2033/12/31. I consider it to be failure if it shuts down or is acuired for less than the amount invested to date.

The $160 million USD figure came from: https://www.cbinsights.com/company/science-corp/financials, and while it may not be exact, I will fix $160 million USD as the threshold for this question.

An example edge case is the company closing down but generating more than $160m USD some other way, such as through patent sales. In this case, I will resolve as "No" as it aligns with the intent of the question, even though it somewhat goes against the wording of the question title.

If the company is acquired for an undisclosed amount and we cannot discover if this amount is above or below the $160m threshold within 2 months of 2033/12/31, then I will resolve as N/A.

If the company still exists as a private or public company, then this resolves as "No" regardless of the company's valuation.

If the company gets more funding and is acquired for more than $160m but less than the total invested at the time of acquisition, I will resolve as "No". This is a bit of a gray area given the intent of the question; but I'm going with this decision so that resolution criteria is simpler.