the best decision for us is to say no, page-2

One Clip,

In your scenarios 1 & 2 you imply that we get nothing, on what information do you base this? As the facts (not innuendo) currently stand the shareholders have maintained an interest, and are therefore entitled to an upside, albeit not what you think you are entitled to, remember if ASX grants re-listing your shares will always be worth a minimum of $0.001.

Under scenario 3, (1) This is possibly correct as liquidation would then be the only option here, unless Moosey’s billions of dollars in hidden value eventuate which I think is highly unlikely, yes we get nothing other than possible tax write off’s.

Scenario 3 (2) is one that has been mooted here by some and has always been the one that I find most intriguing. Forgetting the logistics of changing the deal, I have to ask why would ASOF, have any need to, or possibly feel a need to, change the deal that has been approved by MST Shareholders on previous occasions. There seems to be a feeling here that the Shareholders in MST have some higher entitlement than those of normal shareholders in every other company and unfortunately, we don’t.