Why would $EPGL waste money and effort to get caught up on filings if they were going to be bought out. For all we know, Intel could have asked that $EPGL NOT release the filings while they were negotiating so the rest of the world would not know what they know.
Wouldn't the filings have to cover what IP and products were under agreement and what their estimated value would be to Intel.
If $EPGL has been estimating their IP to be worth $7 Billion and now Intel has contracted or licensed that IP for use would that not have to be revealed in $EPGL's filings?
Maybe Intel doesn't want a possible bidding war to occur if they are considering buying out $EPGL. For them it's easier to negotiate the price without other competing companies bidding against them.
Either way, another point is COO and Intel and PWC(AJW Fund) don't seem to be too concerned about $EPGL not publically filing for 2012-14 do they? Oh that's right, I'm pretty sure they have seen enough of $EPGL's books and know all they need to know for now in order to complete the initial agreements...obviously.
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