RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sad...Then sell the shares! I really have it hard to understand what keeps you attached to them if you don't like the deal. Either you are short (quite reckless that would be given the actual value) either you're trying to shake the tree for some cheap shares.
First, there is still the treadmill tech at IML. We shall see soon its value. Second, do you realise that the new co will still be in the hands of IML shareholders in a proportional manner? (well not exactly since only 70% is given to us due to dilution). So by holding your 20.000, you'll get 2000 of the new business, wich is a 70% of the proportional stake you had at the technology with your 20.000. Do you math? Again, you're still on time to sell your IML shares and buy from this new co once it's traded.