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I am aware of that and should have clarified by highlighting.Please take a look at the last sentence of the paragraph regarding max redemption condition. I didn't find it in the SEC filing

 

The parties also agreed to remove the maximum redemption closing condition and the requirement that a portion of the proceeds of the Business Combination be used to repay certain subordinated debt of Ascend India that is owed to IFIN.

 

It's in the SEC filing. Search the page for "maximum redemption" (3 paragraphs from the bottom of page 6)

 

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1581607/000114420415059808/v422341_defa14a.htm

 

I am a bit confused in all this as well. Warrant prices certainly feels too good to be true....?

 

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This is great news as it looks like the lower redemption proceeds are being taken out of the sponsor shares and more assumed debt and the warrants and cash & warrants deal is unaffected.  In essence, it enhances the value of the stock and the warrants.  Since this was released after the market close, the company knows the total number of redemptions

 

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This is great news as it looks like the lower redemption proceeds are being taken out of the sponsor shares and more assumed debt and the warrants and cash & warrants deal is unaffected.  In essence, it enhances the value of the stock and the warrants.  Since this was released after the market close, the company knows the total number of redemptions

 

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Packer, what scenario do you see now that would cause this to not close? I can't think of anything realistic, but I'm still seeing warrant trades go through at 40 cents...

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You are correct there is little difference I mistakenly was comparing to the original deal.  We will see what happens in terms of the deal and the redemptions.  I guess the unknown is the number of redemptions and if it greater than the anticipated amount will the deal be modified.

 

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This is great news as it looks like the lower redemption proceeds are being taken out of the sponsor shares and more assumed debt and the warrants and cash & warrants deal is unaffected.  In essence, it enhances the value of the stock and the warrants.  Since this was released after the market close, the company knows the total number of redemptions

 

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Packer, what scenario do you see now that would cause this to not close? I can't think of anything realistic, but I'm still seeing warrant trades go through at 40 cents...

 

Do these become standard warrants if you did not elect the cash/share option....ie the warrants now are just warrants on the common which might make them less attractive and therefore they are trading down.

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Wasn't the meeting supposed to be 9 am NY time?  No word three hours later now, no volume spike. You would think a "too many redemptions, deal is off" result would be quick. Or "not many redemptions, vote ya or na" would be quick.  Could be "too many redemptions, working on deal modification"??

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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Seems like they're quite determined to get a deal done

 

I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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Interesting. Thank you.

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Thanks Packer. I really appreciate your update and hope for the best.

 

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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I assume an amended deal, if there is one, restarts the process of opening up redemption window again / new proxy / new meeting date.  Is that how you see it?

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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I assume an amended deal, if there is one, restarts the process of opening up redemption window again / new proxy / new meeting date.  Is that how you see it?

 

I believe it would depends if a private placement would cover the current deal. 

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I haven't been following the thread quite as closely lately, but I thought I'd toss this into the mix.

 

Along with being involved at ROIQ, Joseph De Perio (of Clinton Group) is involved at Imation (NYSE:IMN). 

 

He's in control of the Imation board, which, after some adjustments for winding down the legacy business, should have $40-50M in deployable cash.  This press release (http://ir.imation.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=73967&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2098210) got me thinking...

 

Maybe De Perio will use cash from Imation to somehow invest in ROIQ?

 

Total speculation here, of course.  IMN has $800 million in NOLs.  Maybe a portion could be used by investing in the ROIQ deal?  Once again, I'm not clear on what needs to happen for the ROIQ deal to close. But if they need some type of private placement, maybe it'll come from IMN.

 

 

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I talked to an attorney at the law firm who said the meeting had been adjourned when I arrived and that if anything was going to happen it was most likely on Monday as some of the closing conditions had not been met and negotiations were ongoing to resolve this.  We will see what happens.

 

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Hey Packer,

Thanks for the info. Did they say when on Monday they would be having the new meeting? Seems odd to me that there was no 8k letting people know about the update...

 

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What was said is that the time clock for the company runs out on Monday, the meeting was adjourned on Friday and on Monday they will either have the closing condition issue resolved or the company will liquidate or some third TBD alternative.

 

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I think it's correctly reflecting the lack of communication and the dwindling time available. There isn't enough value in the volume to indicate that anybody knows anything. You'd have hoped that things would have been taken care of over the weekend and announced before market open, but then again, most deals I've worked on somehow managed to stretch until the last possible hour before the targeted close time.

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I think it's correctly reflecting the lack of communication and the dwindling time available. There isn't enough value in the volume to indicate that anybody knows anything. You'd have hoped that things would have been taken care of over the weekend and announced before market open, but then again, most deals I've worked on somehow managed to stretch until the last possible hour before the targeted close time.

 

Deadlines spur action.

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