RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Exit production rateThe subject I was responding to was taking the company private which requires a bid to all shareholders by a party who intends to take the company private. If the bid is from outside, it must be substantial enough to attract shareholders to give up their shares. With around 20% insider shareholders, that group would need to be onside for the deal to go through. That wouldn't happen anywhere near current prices. If there is an inside bid to take the company private there is a need for a FMV evaluation supporting the bid price. Insiders can buy as much as they want on the market at current prices but ultimately need to acquire from outside shareholders to take the company private. In order to do this they require a formal filing and an independent FMV evaluation to support the bid. This is to prevent insiders from taking advantage of shareholders.