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10/12/23
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Originally posted by sabine:
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.. That’s a fair report ?“Around 16.9 per cent of shareholders have said they intend to vote against the deal, while 26 per cent have given it the thumbs up. “There’s still some work to do with those shareholders (against the deal or undecided), absolutely,” Mr Prentice said. “Our job is to be selling this, convincing people the merits of coming together.” Neither CEO would comment on whether they would be keen to sweeten the offer for Technology Metals’ shareholders to push the merger through.” The author did not explain, however that most of the 16.9% who indicated they intended to vote no did so before relevant information in SOA booklet had been published and that these votes - so far - are informal. And Graham makes quite a relevant comment there?There’s still some work to do with those shareholders (against the deal or undecided), absolutely,” Mr Prentice said. “Our job is to be selling this, convincing people the merits of coming together.” Still ‘ work’ to be done? …That’s interesting To me this is a very clear acknowledgement that the kickback against the terms of the merger has been ‘registered’ Hopefully this .will calm the negativity that’s howling through these threads whilst we await future news! cheers
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I believe it is now accepted by the AVL BoD that an increased offer will be required if they want this deal to pass. Whether that follows is the unknown but I if I were a betting man I suspect it will.