wni is all bluff, page-6

Let me put it this way. I owned FRS shares (acquired by AGO). When AGO hit the 90% threshold, they still needed to pay out the compulsorily acquired share holders the same money for the acquisition.

Even remaining as a share holder in the delisted entity, the risk is minimal. Youy either get the $1.5 dunny paper deal now or the $1.5 + dunny paper deal later.

But the up side potential is immense (if BRM continues to mop up on market) especially if they can't delist (failing to meet the conditions).

The key is that we need to stick together and sit tight.