Selling the company price8 Feb 2018 20:14
My feeling is the best route is to have a good number of shares at the current low price (1.2p-ish) or thereabouts and just sit on hands for the price to eventually be agreed, with whoever.
The downside risk at that price area should be minimal and there are also existing shareholders with considerable stakes in the company - some at quite a high cost, who may well have an interest in the future course of a buy-out via existing shareholders who do at least have an awareness of what's going on with the business as a whole.
For e.g; Paul Hill and Familly have 16.2%.
No point in waiting to see how the offer period goes - it could be too easy to miss the boat entirely.
Apart from Matt Cooper (NED Ch) with 23.6%, the rest of the dirs have pitifully small holdings, although Simon Charles has 1.4%.