RE:RE:RE:vote no yes possibly, but any delay in voting could hurt the chances of merger instead. because the recent news of sgi gaining access to 40% of marymia puts sgi in a better position, and also the longer the gold price is this high above a very profitable a$2900 gives sgi more cash, both giving more reason for shareholders to vote NO as time passes. the more cash sgi accumulates at this high gold price, the less reason for the merger becomes.
the worst case q4 financial results that everybody has been fearing is already out and over with. q4 and the year of hell are in the past. any upcoming news releases and q results have good chance to be much better, especially with sgi selling at this high gold price.