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A2ZCryptocap Inc T.AZC


Primary Symbol: V.AZC.P

A2ZCryptocap Inc. is a Canada-based capital pool company. The principal business of the Company is the identification and evaluation of assets or businesses with a view of completing a qualifying transaction. The Company has no significant assets other than cash and proposes to identify and evaluate potential acquisitions or businesses with a view to completing a qualifying transaction. The Company has not conducted commercial operations.


TSXV:AZC.P - Post by User

Post by ElmerFudd13on Jun 05, 2014 6:54pm
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5i Research

5i Research
5i Research Answer:

Augusta is difficult, as HudBay owns 16%, and this decreased the chance of a competing bid. AZC was $2.51 prior to the first bid ($2.00 before it started moving) , so $2 is likely where it goes if the deal does not get done, which is a big drop from today's price. With four months into the takeover, it does not look like another bid is forthcoming. Risks have increased, and we would reluctantly tender. 

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5i Research Answer:

Augusta is difficult, as HudBay owns 16%, and this decreased the chance of a competing bid. AZC was $2.51 prior to the first bid ($2.00 before it started moving) , so $2 is likely where it goes if the deal does not get done, which is a big drop from today's price. With four months into the takeover, it does not look like another bid is forthcoming. Risks have increased, and we would reluctantly tender. 

- See more at: https://www.5iresearch.ca/questions?p=questions#sthash.mzAJPHLy.dpu
5i Research Answer:
Augusta is difficult, as HudBay owns 16%, and this decreased the chance of a competing bid. AZC was $2.51 prior to the first bid ($2.00 before it started moving) , so $2 is likely where it goes if the deal does not get done, which is a big drop from today's price. With four months into the takeover, it does not look like another bid is forthcoming. Risks have increased, and we would reluctantly tender.
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