But it's market capitalisation will be lower so not justifying such a huge premium, it will also cost AA quite a bit to divest and restructure and like any conglomerate that's when it will be at it's weakest if the unwinding doesn't go to plan or takes longer than projected.
Overall I'm in favour of the takeover, but not at such a relative high premium in today's terms, the conversion to renewable has a long way to run, possibly to 2050 as many governments are now finding. ESG is on the nose for most companies atm and they have taken these off their investor presentations. It's not as easy as they thought to capitalise on woke momentum.
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