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Duluth Metals Ltd > Buyout price would be circa $400m
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Comment by DearBear6on Jul 04, 2014 10:34am
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RE:Buyout price would be circa $400m

RE:Buyout price would be circa $400mDoes anyone think it would be in anto's best interest to wait until DM needs cash to survive then start buying out small chunks of DM at a time for cheap?  What is to stop anto from doing this? Other than a good pfs or competing interests trying to take DM, why wouldn't anto attempt this?
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