Post by
daw2 on Apr 11, 2024 6:15am
Can anyone explain?
There appears to be no mention of putting the deal to a shareholders' vote, or did I miss that?
I can't imagine any (or many) TSX retail investors passing a resolution that would basically strip away their rights/ability to freely trade their shares unless they guarantee a TSX listing.
Comment by
Rainman01 on Apr 11, 2024 7:57am
Rob Buchanan from KRR was contacted yesterday and said our shares will be rolled over into a tsx traded security. I will be following up with a call also. I would ask anyone who is not sure to do this also to be sure. Also there will be a vote for the merger. It states 66% vote needed for the transaction to take place.
Comment by
daw2 on Apr 11, 2024 8:08am
Thanks for that RM, but my question was more about shareholders voting to accept the offer as it seems it has been presented as a 'fait accompli' or done deal. I would have thought they (KRR management) would have been obliged to put it up for shareholders approval before any deal could be consummated?
Comment by
Rainman01 on Apr 11, 2024 9:01am
There will be a vote in July and if over 66 % it would go through pending approval from tsx and Aus. markets also. Also trading in US.
Comment by
daw2 on Apr 11, 2024 12:58pm
I believe upto 57% (+/-) of shareholding is held by non-insiders/non-institutions.