RE:RE:RE:What's next?If there were a buy-out offer for BNCH, the shareholders would vote on the proposal. I don't know whether a 50.1% majority is sufficient. That is a technicality that I don't remember. Usually, the Board negotiates with a proposed buyer for the best available price. Occasionally, a stronger buyer comes along with a higher offer. If the buy-out goes through, the shareholders are paid out, and the company is absorbed by the acquirer. (Once in a while, the offer is an exchange for some shares in the acquirer, so one is participating in the future.)
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