RE: Goodbye 7p17 Feb 2025 17:20
So to be clear...
In order for a 20p bid to be successful:
It would require the approval of the Board;
Otherwise it would be a 'hostile' takeover.
And/or the ACTUAL agreement of 51% of the shares (or in Jiangxi's case another 45%);
If they didn't get private agreement to 51% before announcing (so ask yourselves how they could do that, because to get PIs on board they would have to write to them all and get agreement...not just some);
And so, once they got to 30% they would have to make a public bid or decline, in which case they could not make a bid for at least a year;
Surely nobody could possibly suggest that whichever way they got wind of it, BHP, Newmont, DGR, Tenstar, Mather, Norges Bank, Sprott would let the bid succeed at 20p?
Not to mention the army of small investors.
And to repeat...Wyloo (advised by Sangha) made a 'low ball' bid for Noront at 31.5 cents when they held 23% of the shares.
BHP made an All Cash Offer of 55c without any shares in Noront.
Wyloo ended up having to pay 3.5 times their first offer to win the day.
So PLEASE don't worry about a lowball bid succeeding.
It wouldn't surprise me if Sangha engineered a Jiangxi bid to get the ball rolling...
If there was a Noront repeat, 20p would become 70p on exit...