Dundee left ~29,000,000 shares on the tableIt seems to me like Dundee missed a massive opportunity. The SIB only took out 14 million shares. It could have taken out 43 million shares at $1.60. My thought is the uncertainty of the DPM warrants being exercised caused Dundee to resist the negative cash impact of spending more than the $20 million original SIB. Dundee needs current cash for something which might explain it. Another explanation could be Dundee believes it can buy the shares back in the future at better prices. Myself, I think an opportunity to spend more than the original $20 million existed and was missed. At a minimum, Dundee could have bought all shares tendered at $1.40 rather than just 68%. MASSIVE MISS!!!