@figures,
The risk for WOR holders at this point is not that Dar Group walk away (nor is it whatever the oil price does, for that matter).
The risk is that Dar Group out-manoeuvre the WOR board and gain control of the company without being forced to pay some form of change-of-control premium.
In representing the interests of all WOR shareholders in whatever talks are being had with Dar Group, I am not convinced the WOR board is up to the task.
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