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30/11/21

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Originally posted by Aqua65: ↑

At least 40% premium is common.
A standard even, to be attractive enough to shareholders and more towards real value of their company - unfortunately company’s shareprice is often pushed down prior while attempting acquirer’s company shareprice and market cap goes up frequently before TO is released. For script deal offers. (Imo )

I personally would prefer Paladin (lol) , though DYL a probable good synergy and fit. (for Deep Yellow)

I would love Cameco though to bid!. With a nod from Mike, Vimy’s ex- MD. Would be serendipitous

All the best to all.
Certainly JB has the enormous rugged experience and maybe the doggedness to persist in an attempt on Vimy.
Of course I would organise a protest in the streets for Cameco to bid for control & Mike to be back (after his tumble, from the VMY seat ) — if I was not thousands of kms from Perth and WA
(note : I have never protested in any streets in my life )

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Dont understand why VMY shareholders want cameco to buy them out...

Its argued that they have some exisiting contracts they need to deliver on, that they are buying on market limits their upside. As uranium price rises they see a decrease in their margins off these contracts. Limiting the upside of Cameco share price.

Prefer Deep yellow shares over cameco tbh.

Last edited by ironwang: 30/11/21

VMY Price at posting: 24.0¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Not Held
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