After the offer closes, and assuming WNI have around 55%, surely...

After the offer closes, and assuming WNI have around 55%, surely it will be in their interests to push the BRM shareprice higher, because:

1. If they want to sell their investment, they will command a higher price if BRM's shareprice is high, and
2. A low BRM share price will push the WNI share price down and their own shareholders will be unhappy. Might also make them a tekeover target.

Is this right or am I just dreaming?