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09/04/18

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Originally posted by Troydt ↑

you lot have clearly not read the article and only looked at the sale price.

Under the merger Atlas still has 8.1%. This is a joint venture and MIN has bought Atlas 90% for 3.7 cents per share.

What did they buyout you say:

- the trucking agreement which was ripping profits away from the bottomline
- bought out the debt and released the debtholders
- bought out all shareholders but not the retailer shareholders
- MIN is the new debtor for Atlas moving forward where they will explore all commodity oppurtunites moving forward.
- put 200 million in Atlas account 300 - the debt!

Separate from the Scheme, Atlas and MinRes have also identified a range of opportunities on which they can cooperate. To pursue these opportunities, the companies have entered into an Alliance Agreement that provides a framework for: • The parties will pursue a number of existing and potential future commodity opportunities • A new vehicle (“SPV”), controlled by Atlas, will be responsible for managing Lithium and Manganese operations • MinRes will provide the initial working capital for the SPV operations, with Atlas then providing funding going forward • The alliance agreement and SID are not inter-conditional.

It was exactly what I said yesterday. Read the renouncement you muppets.

Cliff has done a masterstroke

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Masterstroke. Wrong. Wankerstroke more likely.

The bottom line is that AGO will cease to exist as a separate trading entity. All holders of AGO shares will have their shares converted to MIN shares at a ratio of 1 MIN share for 571 AGO shares. What we have lost is the multi-bagger potential of AGO volatility, and the potential to get back any losses for share bought over the last 18 months at prices higher than 3 cents. The spike in early January to 4.3 cents shows exactly what we have lost in this deal.
GW

AGO Price at posting: 1.9¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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