Ann: Trading Halt, page-6

Thanks for the insight mate. You could be right too.

For the past few weeks I have been trying to hypothesize the following:

• MDP has access to APM's books.
• MDP's initial offer of $1.4 represented a premium to the share price and was opportunistic. PE firms usually make such ridonculous bids and see what sticks.
• MDP is a major shareholder, and stands to lose/gain with anything to do with APM's debt, because lets face it, a cap raise would dilute their shareholding, a PE firm's worst nightmare.
• And of course, APM has great growth, clients and a market expansion progressing well. Doesn't make sense to jeopardize this business either. Taking any company public is a PE firm's greatest achievement.
• With all these in mind, MDP has 2 options to save APM, cash injection or take over.

Correct me if I am wrong.