do not care about the report, page-5

• whether the shares have any residual value which may be lost to the existing shareholders
• whether there is a prospect of the shares obtaining some value within a reasonable time (in the absence of the proposed transfer)
• the steps or measures necessary before the prospect of the shares attaining some value may be realised
• the attitude of the existing shareholders to providing the means by which the shares may obtain some value or by which the company may continue in existence

That's a mountain of legal precedents for any competent advocate to argue against the compulsory acquisition. And I cant see the FIRB or lastly the Treasurer allowing this even if the court does .