Ann: Supplementary Bidder's Statement, page-11

I think I'm erring on the side of taking the offer and getting the hell out of this joint. I fear the possibility that there will no conclusion if I don't, we'll stay in a halt for another 6-12mths with no hope of getting cash out and then they delist and allow existing holders to hold their now meaningless shares for as long as they wish. Then maybe those holders get thrown a bone via a dividend, MAYBE but that's about all there is to look forward to down that route. I mean everyone seems to think a positive evaluation way higher than 90c is a lock, and may be. But I don't reckon these twats are going to pay us what its worth otherwise they'd have already offered us a much high price. If they were even trying to keep the peace they would've offer $1.30 or so as that would've ensured no one who bought in that short window before the last halt would've lost money. Now if they had offered that I think everyone would've taken it and run. The fact they didn't tells me they are quite prepared to let stale holders cling on in a delist. Go right ahead they're saying but you ain't getting more than 90c. Can't stand this lot but I haven't heard a solid reason not to take what's offered and never look back.