Gareth Brown mirrors what we are thinking in that the deal going...

Gareth Brown mirrors what we are thinking in that the deal going ahead rests with the larger holders such as Bronte Capital and Hastings, and he also states he will vote against the proposal so if the larger ex holders attempt to organise any late agitation, then his vote may be needed to help these larger ex holders get the leverage they need.

So I guess no harm done in voting NO, as he's reiterating the general belief held by those on this thread that to overturn the sale it will rest with the much larger ex holders but interesting to hear his view that then these larger holders may just need every vote to be on their side.

Disgustingly poor form from PIH/BIP/BAM, there's not an electronic copy of the voting form that I can find anywhere in existence or the skimpy explanatory notes relating to the sale of our asset.

This one single fact is beyond belief!

Anyway regardless whichever way you are voting, for your proxy mail or fax vote to be counted it must be received 48 hours before the meeting next Monday, the 25 July. So this means there is an effective cut-off date which is this Friday, the 22 July for the mail proxy votes to be in at the Link Market Services office.

Happy voting all ex holders to decide what may happen to your assets.