They do have to think about the counter offer. That's what the "if all goes well" means. EPGL may find something in the counter offer that they're not happy with. It probably wouldn't take too much time at all to square it away with COO, but EPGL could have to draw up a counter if "all didn't go well." COO wants this to happen so I think any adjustments to COO's offer would not take long. I'm long on EPGL and will hold my shares, but I'm also realistic about it. These deals involving large sums of money and royalties over time usually take a little longer than us eager shareholders would like. I hope it does happen this week and I'm waiting eagerly on news too. As far as I'm concerned, it's a done deal. The devil's in the details as they say, though.
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