RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:New agreement terms. . .
bb-99,
I realize that you did not get a chance to vote on Kaminak and that you did not have the time to vote on Rider.
Kaminak had an agreement with 27.5% of the shareholders to vote in favour of the transaction but the company still needed to get a majority vote from the remaining shareholders and they did ultimately get that approval. The deal was NOT done with only 27.5% of the vote... hence the statement "which remains subject to shareholder approval".
Rider also had a vote and, with 99.4% approval by the shareholders, they received the 2/3 approval that the deal required (this was stated in a portion of the news that I did not post). Respectfully, they didn't need your vote and many shareholders don't even bother to vote.
My point is that a company must get a majority of the shareholders to approve a deal, whether it be a JV deal or a buyout.
VB