Ann: Shareholder Update, page-52

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    They seemed to be striking a more confident tone with this ann today about getting an offer they believe will be accepted, don't you think?

    A simple cash offer at an implied 12% premium to LLL SP would surely attract a lot of NO votes...AT LEAST the revolutionary mob. They've got to have something better up their sleeves.....
    Only four options I can see.
    1. LLL scrip offer - surely gets 100% Yes vote
    2. A Euro offtake seeker like Peugeot or battery maker like Northvolt - smacks down a 20% implied premium. - 80% Yes vote
    3. An offer with a 12.5% implied premium (from a fund?)- A close vote - could go either way on a 50/50 basis?
    4. The standard FFX BOD kind of Euro/Canna shafting of retail - less than 50% Yes vote. No implied threat from me at all, but if they value their mental well being, if not physical safety this would not be a wise move IMHO.


    So surely they have in mind one of the first two options above. Can anyone see a car maker paying a 20% premium, on such a large chunk??

    Anyone know BB's wishes for distribution V sale?
 
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