I hold STX so there is bias in my comments which are not investment advice and my opinion only.
If you sell at 28c that's all you will ever receive in return for your investment in WGO. If you accept the STX offer you have the opportunity of benefiting from Strikes potential future growth and potential future profits. Have a look at what the combined assets will be and the management team at Strike, I think Ms Rinehart has placed an each way bet either way She will have a stake in the assets and a say in the Management of them.
That being said no one ever went broke making money so maybe 28c is the best option and move the capital elsewhere. For me with a potential Global Financial Firestorm on the horizon in 2023 and a shortfall in domestic gas supply I know where I want my money.
Do your own research and decide what strategy is best for you again this is not investment advice.
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