africa, You still fancy about the deal? What you said is exactly...

africa, You still fancy about the deal? What you said is exactly what ECE want to say to GBE shareholders.

Remember, what is good for ECE is not good for existing GBE shareholders, period!

I have no problem if ECE become a 20% shareholder; and the rest of money comes from existing shareholders, and new investors. In this case, GBE is still in driving seat, not ECE. And share price will soar to a new high!

For the last time, I say this:

If ECE become a 51% majority shareholder, to drive GBE's share price up is not its priority. It's priority is to transfer wealth from GBE to ECE, or use GBE as a tool to maximise ECE's benefit because GBE is only a subsidiary of ECE!

If we stick together, we can force a better deal, or defeat it.