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I will hang onto my 350000 shares until march .Bought at 21p. nice profit

Wowwwwwww great result. Now we have a marker in the ground. Any rival bids can only go ahead of this . Good luck to those who kept their nerve. And to all the naysayers. Go lick your wounds and find another stock to spout your drivel

Maybe this has been put back to another day

This is odd

According to the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service website, there is no public record of a Wood Group court ruling today, November 17, 2025, in Aberdeen. The court rolls for Aberdeen Sheriff Court and Justice of the Peace Court can be checked online, and no related business for today was identified in the available search results.

Given the timelines and sensitivity, I wouldn’t be surprised if the result will be posted after the market closes today

Does anyone know where we can see the court rolls in Aberdeen detailing when and where WG are to present the vote numbers

Surely there are investors who will know the outcome of the court hearing the moment numbers are presented to the court in the next 30 minutes. Then will will see a reaction to the SP the instant the info is out there regales of a RNS

If they increased their holding ,it makes sense that they voted yes. Why would they risk the SP going down the tubes on a no vote. They hold a significant percentage of shares which goes towards the 75%

Will they post the outcome of the vote after the market closes ?

Secondly will share dealing be suspended on the 17th until the result is known

Has the voting closed for those buying shares in the millions this week

Could someone clarify what went on today and what was the outcome?

General Meeting (Resolutions vote: 75% value)November 12, 2025 (10:45 a.m. BST)Week of November 17, 2025 (TBC)Immediately after Court Meeting.

Check with the chat bot .They gave me a link

The Deadline with IG was yesterday. They sent out an email link for shareholders to vote on

Considering the boards comments about the alternatives. Institutions who hold large swaths of shares are more likely to consider the huge losses involved if they vote no.

Looking back at historical data re mergers/takeovers involving Institutional voting.

A 2004 study found that the average approval rate for stock-for-stock mergers/Takeovers was 95% among votes cast. This aligns with other historical data suggesting very high approval rates for deals recommended by management. The reasoning is that the board often anticipates what shareholders will approve, filtering out deals that might fail.

it is reasonable to conclude that a board-recommended deal with a strong financial and strategic case would garner very high institutional support, likely well over 90%.

Am I right that the Scheme is being ratified by the courts tomorrow?

How do we get to vote on the 12th. Is there a dedicated site?

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If the bid is successful in the scheme it states that the payment of 30p/share will be paid no later than 14 days after .Is this correct

How can it be down at 22p knowing it has at least a 30% discount hanging over the share