Post by
crow27 on Oct 07, 2019 2:38pm
Let's just say that
another suitor offers everyone $19.74 then that is 161 million more than the present offer. Now if they offer everyone $22.00 then it is 294 million more than the present offer. That to me does not seem out to lunch to aquire this company.
I just smell another offer, could be wrong but there is lot's of room to bring this present offer much higher. So basically it costs a suitor 58.84 million for every $1 rise in the offer.
Lot's of room folks when you look at this asset.
Comment by
Consvestor on Oct 07, 2019 6:21pm
Agreed. Unfortunately, however, there just aren’t that many palladium companies out there. Not sure how many gold companies would want to diversify with this asset. Maybe a wealthy individual investor? Someone should call up Eric Sprott.
Comment by
skiesthelimit on Oct 07, 2019 9:05pm
I’m starting to wonder what the rules are in regards to Brookfield offering another special dividend before the deal closes in dec or Jan. I’m wondering if they had a deal stating they will be able to clear out the pdl bank account next quarter with a special dividend. Any expertise and insight would be much appreciated.
Comment by
TG1960 on Oct 07, 2019 11:34pm
Listen to the CC...that was one of the 2 questions asked.