RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:OT See everyone here @ $1.00 !rickL,
Your post says: "However I do suspect there are some, even more than originally suspected after reading this board; who would not be happy with any buyout price and would resist a buyout
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.icg/integra-gold-corp#jQfsIlF9Y2Te4oS3.99".
You are right, there will be some hardcore shareholdesr who would object a buyout offer on the question of principle, but most of the shareholders in such 10% group would accept an increase offer if the price is right (it's just the money, at the end of the day, since they would have to balance the dead money and the mounting legal costs if they drag the case out for too long). The court may force a solution, and in many cases the 10% group would be obliged to tender their shares.
In principle, one can hold out forever without tendering, but the acquirer may just leave those (small number) alone. With permission from the court, they may not have to even send them any reports the company activities.
Just my recollection of some cases that I came across. Do you own DD to be sure.
GH