Please allow me to make a bold assumption have you ever considered the possibility that Lim Kok Thay already holds 75% of the shares, regardless of the method? If that's the case, do you think it would be the most advantageous arrangement for him to release information and tell everyone not to sell anymore? After all, if everyone sells to him now, he has to accept it according to the acquisition regulations. But if he already has enough for 75%, and is just waiting for the right moment to announce it step by step, then he can temporarily save a large sum of money. He can temporarily put aside those shares he's holding onto and use the money to invest in New York casinos. I may have watched too much TVB and have many far-fetched ideas, but I still maintain that you shouldn't try to outsmart your boss. What everyone sees is what he wants everyone to see.

He has the debt financing to back his plans and there are still people accepting the offer as can be seen from the announcements. Quite a substantial qty of offer acceptance, John. As for timeline, I did not notice any statement related to no extension statement timeline in the offer document or maybe I missed it.

Run run run run run….privatisation of GENM at rm2.35 is not going to make it…This morning at 10:04 am GENM traded at rm2.37 and many independent agencies advice not to sell GENM at 2.35 due to under value. If Genting wants to privatise the GENM, the company is going to raise the price higher than 2.35, that is why Genting price is dropping sharply…

Run run run run run….privatisation of GENM at rm2.35 is not going to make it…This morning at 10:04 am GENM traded at rm2.37 and many independent agencies advice not to sell GENM at 2.35 due to under value. If Genting wants to privatise the GENM, the company is going to raise the price higher than 2.35, that is why Genting price is dropping sharply…