I'm not sure if it's even appropriate but if there is a capital...

I'm not sure if it's even appropriate but if there is a capital raise in BE from EMR now that no other party is interested in participating in since they would be pushing money into a company they are realistically trying to extract money from then based off current percentages in order to reach a 90% compulsory acquisition threshold there would need to be:
1:1 ratio = 58.78% up to 74%
1:2 ratio = 58.78% up to 81%
1:3 ratio = 58.78% up to 85%
1:4 ratio = 58.78% up to 87.7%
1:5 ratio = 58.78% up to 89.5%
1:6 ratio = 58.78% up to 90.9%
1:7 ratio = 58.78% up to 91.9%
1:8 ratio = 58.78% up to 92.8% (~ 3,721,650,000 of 4,010,398,659)

I'm not interested in offering advice for people but if you don't like 34c a share currently you really aren't going to like the same number of shares being worth 3.77c a share.

Then EMR buy the remaining shares for 288,748,659 x 0.0377 = $10,885,824

And I think that's the best case. If there is no regulatory limit on the dilution allowed then you'd make that figure huge and the price per new share closer to ten shares for 0.0000001 and the remaining shares to be bought will be worth nothing.