Reply to @carmat
If he sells to us at $2.44, no change.
But he won't, why would he. His 40% would command a massive premium = more AZS shares to be issued to him = more dilution = near term SP drop.
Also, no-one has mentioned that an acquisition of a substantial asset from a related party requires shareholder approval, and with the premium it deserves that might be difficult.
But as posted above, what's in it for him to do it now?
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