If you understand that MIN would want to benefit significantly on their 53mil shares, then why do you think they’d still be content with voting yes even though it would be obvious to them by doing so at today’s prices, they’d be losing significantly on their 53mil shares?
Exactly my point. Todays SP in anything, is todays SP, not tomorrows.
The deal is about handing over part ownership of a superior company that will get your Li out the ground and profit into your pockets in return for your vote of yes.
A no vote puts you years behind (again) and in "hope" for another offer for what ?
