it's not the final price, you always get the low ball first,...

it's not the final price, you always get the low ball first, then us stubborn holders will vote no and then they'll increase the offer another 10%. It has probably already been discussed at the board level. They know that we know the plot but they're just sitting there pretending we don't as it's part of the script. Our only saviour is a third party who has completed minimal due diligence. It won't be Total as they already have a farm in with both companies. Even though i wish a major would take us out, i highly doubt it will be the case as they will have the funds to buyout the combined IGAS/DART entity and only need to prepare one offer and pay fees to one IB and Law Firm if they wait for the deal to settle...