From the bankers perspective, of course they want to acquire this company, take in private, and IPO it in China in a few years.
But they won't pay more than book value, let's say $30. The Board can never agree to such a proposal to begin with, not even for 2x book value, given the prospects of the Mega Farm. So if they do, then something fishy is going on. Like, they will all be a part of this and they can keep their shares. They will be offered incentives too at the cost of the minority shareholders. And Solomon will get a fat loan to satisfy his addiction.
Keep in mind though, the banksters will get rid of Solomon in the end, too. Or offer him a job as Chief Operating Officer. The bankers will offer him 100% guarantees that he won't be fired, but they will find a way to fire him anyway! I've seen it happen, with ALTI. I'm not BS-ing you. So we all lose.
