A few people aren't convinced it seems now at $2.88.
ASIC not taking kindly to the CHAB move.
But it also seemsThat can't pass either if you take 19.9% away from the required 75% majority and Hume refuse to sell. Maybe Hume have them snookered now with ASIC's move?.
AOF is to determine whether the requisite majorities for the trust scheme resolutions are achieved by subtracting 19.9% of units from all votes cast in favour of the resolutions and treating those units as if they did not cast a vote.
A few people aren't convinced it seems now at $2.88.ASIC not...
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