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Re: winner06 post# 82208

Sunday, 08/22/2021 4:11:36 PM

Sunday, August 22, 2021 4:11:36 PM

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Winner, what happens to the shares in a buyout depends s on the deal. Typically the shares will be cancelled in exchange for cash (if applicable) and stock of the new company (if applicable). The only time I can think of that the shares would not be cancelled is if they kept rgbp as a subsidiary. I don't think subsidiary is probable, however



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