Post by
rickwayne1982 on Aug 14, 2024 6:00am
Stalking horse bid makes sense now...
Courts know Nevada Copper was in a sale process before petition. So the approach taken to start with a ridiculously low stalking horse bid, doesn't give any indication to potential buyers where to submit their bid in a highly competitive bidding process with at least 29 interested parties since July 12. Nothing is suggestive with a stalking horse bid at 128 million, other than this is amount being BS.
It is left to the buyer to do their own due diligence and submit a reasonable offer that is within market value.
Think about it, if a SH bid came in at 3 Billion USD, that would be suggestive and other bidders will bid within that range. 128 million is a joke ( this is the same amount as the October 2022 restart financing package.)
Like filo Corp getting 2.9 billion USD for land in the clouds. That "somewhat" of a comparable should give an idea where the Nevada copper transaction will land, no pun intended.
Ah you guys are smart! Took me a few days to figure that out.
Comment by
KentWilkens on Aug 14, 2024 6:58am
Rick. Not sure you have the stinkin horse figured out. My spin was the stalkin would cover the debts, not much more. This covers the 60m for the bankruptcy and some pocket change for the loans. Kw