Post-split, @$10/sh, there will remain roughly 21m shares, Sarissa @8%, roughly 1.7m. Denner could easily buy the company, take it private at this price-point. Shareholders will again get screwed by this guy. Amarin can live off its own bank account until Denner sells it. Question: Would Amarin shareholders have to approve a take private sale to Sarissa Capital? With no shareholder vote for this reverse stock split, and the Amarin BOD reporting to Denner, watch next steps and timing.
Something feels unethical, possibly illegal (not sure) might be happening with Amarin. Remember, Sarissa's selections for CEO and CFO both resigned a short time ago. Wondering if they knew this plan and didn't want to partake.
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