You seem very certain that there was no two-step process. If Visolis/LCY had a deal with Eno going back to 2017, and submitted a bid before the auction was announced, de facto, a two-step stalking horse process was initiated. The fact that KKR entered with angel money to back LCY is an additional fact that can't be denied. You can believe what you want. I trust the facts. The only thing that is not on public record is whether Eno and Dugar met in 2017. But they were present at two conferences, one in San Francisco and another in Sarnia in late 2017. They certainly were at the same place at the same time in those instances. Keep in mind: Eno set a date for a shareholders' meeting. What was he going to discuss? Then, Bowie Lee was convicted of manslaughter in April 2018, which had upset the Eno/Dugar plan, leading to the cancellation of the meeting. We don't know what was discussed, but we do know that KKR bailed our LCY, enabling Visolis/LCY to win the auction, with their bid likely in before the auction was announced. Logic says the "Upfront Purchase Price" was part of a two-step process. If your view is that our shares have no value, then ... we got it. Thanks for sharing. May we presume that's your final word on the matter?
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