I doubt that many investors who tendered to BEP's offer will take back their shares, as most investors wouldn't be informed enough to see any advantage to doing so.
Even those of us who are very well informed may question the move, as we have no idea what price target the board of directors of WND have in mind. Their cost base for the shares they hold is very reasonable, and no doubt even the $2.60 offer from BEP would provide massive capital gains.
If BEP wins the day, they will undoubtedly receive a lot more shares during the 10-day extension to the offer.
Insiders only hold 6% of the float, so they would need help to get a better offer for their minority holdings. They would likely get some backup, but I have to wonder how many of those posting here that they will never tender to BEP, would actually hold out to the very end.
If you tender to BEP, you get paid within days. Holding out for the minority shareholders' fight means tying up your money for months. You might get another 10, 20, or maybe even 30%. But you might not either.
Interesting, to say the least.