SIMPLY STATED: NO SANE FIDUCIARY IN THEIR RIGHT MIND -- whether it be a potential partner or buyout candidate -- should/would consider consummating a transaction until they have 100% assurance that what they wished to deploy or buy (or buy or lease the rights to) -- and thus were gonna be forking over da Big Bucks for -- would be A-OK with the FCC, say, for in da CONUS -- as well as if said partner or buyout candidate had ROW (Rest of World) spectrum use aspirations in the sovereign states of which they wished to make use of said spectrum on an international basis/scale .
A sane and responsible fiduciary partner or buyout candidate would ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY HAVE TO SEE AT LEAST ONE (more likely to ALL) of GSAT's filed INTERNATIONAL (I.e. foreign country) licensing applications APPROVED AND IN GSAT's HAND before da fat lady sings... AND THAT PROCESS is gonna take its own sweet time to "percolate" though the various and sundry regulatory agencies -- just like The Process of GSAT's initial filing to NPRM Status to the eventual Report & Order rule making did.
Yeah right ! LOL You can write a 25 billion dollar Deal on the back of a bar napkin . Doesn't mean it's going to close . So you're closing a deal worth 5 times the market cap of this company ? And your on here complaining ? Nothing will happen till they get that minor adjustment from the FCC .
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