Interested if you could provide more detail on this? If they dispose of the asset do they only need approval of a majority of shareholders and not 90% like in a full takeover?
If true, this seems like a bit of a backdoor that kind of makes a 10%+ blocking stake irrelevant.
I haven't seen this scenario play out in other ASX companies. Any examples?
Ann: Results of Meeting, page-16
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