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One way would be to accept the UCL offer. You can be sure that if they get enough acceptances then the board will change. Obviously if they win the bid fully the board will be gone however even if they fail but get a large minority holding, say 20-30%, then I would expect they will push for board representation and changes.

Otherwise you could push for an EGM based on voting out the current board. I don't know what the current requirements are eg minimum number of signatories etc. A move like that might be best held off until after the UCL bid is finalised anyway - if they win it will be redundant, if they lose they still might have enough shares to be a powerful ally at a vote given the fractured nature of the MAK share register.