Since CXB put $40 million into the treasury the spoiler effect is only the difference in price to any other offer, plus the break fee.
If another offer came in for cash at say a buck... then CXB would have to either cough up a better deal, or walk with their cash for shares.. $.40/share profit plus break fee.
Question is will some other entity pay $450 million cash for MOZ or take the dilution in their own stock.... Still an open opportunity in my view. All wts are under water unless CXB has some special consideration in their deal.
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