RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:took half off the tableThe price would be volatile in the short term...but in the long term it would all work out and shareholder value woud be maximized.
Important aspects to this approach are to delay Air Canada from developing their new loyalty program through a lengthy Aimia Board of Directors approval process, and then a lengthy shareholder approval process, which hopefully would result in a "No" vote for the deal.
Then, its back to the drawing board for Air Canada.
If Air Canada presses for a quick closing or completion...answer is no.
If Air Canada threatens to walk...tell them they can run...if they want.
Aeroplan 2.0 is the real deal that will competitively crush Air Canada.
Lawsuits from Aimia/Aeroplan against Air Canada would help delay/stop (i.e. injunction) from developing their own loyalty program.
When Air Canada runs out of runway (i.e. time) to develop their own new loyalty program...
...then, and only then, will the time be right for Aimia/Aeroplan to have serious negotiations with Air Canada that are truly win/win/win for everybody...
And only then, will Aimia shareholders maximize shareholder value.
There's more...later...
anthony3 wrote: I agree completely ...but its it a yes what happens to the share price?? should go back to 5 6 ? minus nectar sale