RE: McNol21 Aug 2025 08:50
Blubay
"End buyer can’t be accused of undercutting the market anyway, even if the intermediary CLN process does,"
An undercutting accusation would arise if the large buyer acquired the shares at a significantly lower price than the current market value, which would devalue the stock. By using the CLN process as an intermediary, the final buyer is shielded from this accusation.
As I have previously mentioned the 'Investors' in this CLN process are funding further testing to prove up with an appraisal using ESP and are using the CLN process prior to investing a significant sum as part of a JV or Takeover have and they can claim they didn't directly cause market disruption by buying shares at a low price directly on the open market.