dunno it does seem an easy way to put the pressure heavily back onto the ASX to get requoted.... and to get the media to ask "why are they not trading". no idea what that actual hold up is in doing that.....ASX already have the entire report anyway, so even putting a redacted copy on the ISX website would put pressure on the ASX. I see a lot of noise about wnating to requote, but little timely action.
didn't the 2 parties get together so that a mutually acceptable Statement of Reasons was released to the market?? i seem to remember (but may be wrong) that the court sent both parties on a lunch date to sort out what would be in the SOR. Given only 4 things to do in that, maybe that was a good time to actually ask what that 4th requirement actually meant ?? Maybe too distracted by the lobster ??
Lets trade this thing.
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