IMO they wont want to go down the delisting path. If they do...

IMO they wont want to go down the delisting path.

If they do then they will be stuck with their current holdings and would need to find a buyer. Any potential buyer would be reluctant to purchase anything less than 100%.

They need the company to relist to keep their investment liquid. And without income they would struggle to pay their bills. (Everyone has them)

So they would have to either go down the relisting path or have the directors declare a dividend.

Either way we are the winners.

Stick tight. I am convinced that the long hold will pay off in the end