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Shares 14:24 - Apr 9 with 559 viewsNthsuffolkblue

Apparently the new owners are obliged to make an offer and this is likely to be the original value of them.

I am sure no shareholder ever expected to get their money back but now the questions are these:

Do we want to keep the shares because they represent a small part of ownership of our club?

Should Gamechanger succeed in their objectives and manage to sell the club in the Premier League for a profit, would the shares actually go up in value?

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Shares on 14:26 - Apr 9 with 541 viewsJ2BLUE

Likely to be the original value? Doubt it. where did you read that?

Truly impaired.
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Shares on 14:29 - Apr 9 with 518 viewsStokieBlue

It won't be the original value.

It will probably be the value that they paid to ME for his shares. That is standard in company takeovers, they are usually obliged to offer all shareholders the same price.

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Shares on 14:33 - Apr 9 with 496 viewsNthsuffolkblue

Shares on 14:29 - Apr 9 by StokieBlue

It won't be the original value.

It will probably be the value that they paid to ME for his shares. That is standard in company takeovers, they are usually obliged to offer all shareholders the same price.

SB


OK. Thanks.

Any ideas how much that is.

Was told original value by someone who thought they read it somewhere.

Isn't it complicated by the fact that the shares are not directly in the club but rather in a separate company that has some small share in the club?

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