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Counsel Corporation CXSNF

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GREY:CXSNF - Post by User

Comment by goldpolkaon Jun 25, 2019 1:33pm
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RE:Buy out

RE:Buy out
He does make valid points.   I am also wondering why another bank wouldn't simply buy this for much more than $0.68 per share, simply based on the value of a $28B mortgage renewal stream.

Just think of how much they could make to simply buy the company and shut it down, and milk the income from the renewal stream.  I mean how many fees would banks pay to acquire $28B in mortgages ?

It seems to me that this is a self-serving transaction which is supported by management because it is a way to preserve their jobs (and the jobs of its employees ... which obviously is a noble cause and avoids severance), rather than a transaction which maximizes value for its shareholders.

I am surprised that some of the larger holders do not step up with a more competitive offer, or perhaps this offer will be dead in the water.

Of course, I have no idea what process the company went through, just providing my two cents from my perspective.

GLTA


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