Who will vote with the founders?, page-21

Maybe not many remember, but in the original job description, for LDN, it was for him to take the Company to first revenue, or buy out.

My understanding, was always that if the offer was good enough, the founders would be in for it.

If such an offer was to come up, you would want to have another party also interested and in Brainchip's case, that could easily be the situation..

I'm not a greedy man and have always thought 3 to 4 dollars per share, was a fair price.
But at Brainchip's current level of development, with all that could possibly drop into place over the next few months, I think it would have to be much higher than that..

You would probably have to stump up with at least 20 billion, for them to be interested..
Not a huge sum, for the suitors, who would be interested..