Well that's quite a cynical view and personally I don't think that's the case at all. Everyone must act in good faith, particularly the directors whose aim at the end of the day is to get the highest valuation possible for shareholders, they are also shareholders after all, so too are Mulpha. Everyone is looking to elicit the highest possible bid from Brookfield, while Brookfield will want to low ball the f out of it. Having said that it appears for all intents and purposes that Brookfield are keen to purchase AOG part or full, otherwise negotiations would have ceased at this point.
I think negotiations are therefore likely going down to the wire and won't be announced until the last few days that the deal needs to be done. Hoping that Brookfield obviosuly up their bid to secure the deal. Remember, if it goes back to market you'll probably find other bidders keen to pounce.
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