ACN acer energy limited

thoughts anyone, page-9

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    Hi deltra

    What I mean is this.

    1, If you can buy INP cheaper than the SPP on market why send in your AUD 5,000. Buy on the market.

    2, If you have or have not brought more at below AUD 1.17 on market and say STO offers AUD 2.00 then send you cheque in to increase your exposure to the T/O.

    3, If no take over offer arrives before the SPP closing and the shares below SPP price buy on market (if you want increased shareholding).

    4, If share above SPP price before the end SPP timeline then send in the cheque.

    It all about keeping your options open, as a shareholder of INP you now have a free call option to buy INP shares at AUD 1.17. You just have to decide a bit closer to the closing date, say Monday 26th November whether to partake in the SPP.

    I hope that explains what I mean.


    Cheers

    PC43



 
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