Why wouldn't GQG be interested in having another stab at a takeover now that their share price has run up so much? I get that Rajiv may not be interested in buying back the GQG shares (held by PAC) at this more elevated price, but PAC could simply spin out the GQG shares in specie to the current PAC shareholders and GQG would then just pay for the remaining PAC assets using their now more expensive scrip. Are River Capital and Regal still in a position to block? And why is Tony Robinson still on the PAC Board given his conflict with River Capital?
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| $10.07 | $10.56 | $9.99 | $1.554M | 151.1K |
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