An RM essentially adjusts the current market cap to the acquiring valuation of the merging company. In essence the acquiring company would determine new shares or hold to current share structures. Seeing the current stake that Via one has here as the parent company, the current low share structures, recent allocated S1 shares, everything should remain as it is imo. The annual revenues of Via One are 120-150 million annually. Depending on multiples applied, would determine price. As the parent company with its 5 divisions, those would all be rolled into GMER. Dave could spin off divisions thereafter, or continue to operate as a conglomerate. Those decisions are a long way off, and the new market cap would afford a lot of corporate choices.
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