Don’t forget tho, Hay said they’ll be looking to consult the...

Don’t forget tho, Hay said they’ll be looking to consult the “major shareholders” first before deciding next steps and direction. They certainly won’t be feeling ignored at present as their votes are being lobbied for. “They” will be those large banks & tutes with trading desks, passive index funds who want out asap, the usual suspect brokers, and a few select others who form the ‘you-scratch-my-back’ old boys network. That imo is where FTI will be tasked with conducting opaque discussions, as well as crisis managing the media blitz replete with full page body shots of Simon Hay looking tough, headlines telling us this was a half billion dollar coup for Australian investors, and stories written by easily spoon-fed flacks who either don’t know the history & basic facts or chose to disregard them to avoid upsetting the beneficiaries of this daylight robbery. And monitoring dissent on HC of course.