Lastly, in these last hours of decision making it appears these are the possibilities with the current update that Elliot has greater than 10% ownership:
(i) You voluntarily tender your shares. GE accepts your offer and does not withdraw the offer. You get 285 Sek unless they make a greater offer later, then they owe you the difference.
(ii) You voluntarily tender your shares. GE accepts your offer but later withdraws the offer. Typically this occurs 2 to 7 days after the deadline. You end up with the shares that you had.
(iii) You do not tender your shares voluntarily. GE cannot force you to sell them as Elliot owns greater than 10% so you cannot be forced to sell.
(iv) GE manages to buy 66% and you haven't tendered your shares. Here's the headache for me, they can issue more shares if I have my percentages correct, and the strategies multiply.
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