So the merger is 'technically' a done deal. Thinking about it, my guess is they'll let the voting period run full course in an attempt to reach the no-questions 90% mark... surely a better look to win this vote completely on the back of shareholder democracy (and administratively/bureaucratically neater), than via proxy vote once the nominal 80% is achieved?
I love that word 'proxy'... used it twice in a week now.
