Originally Posted by
Scrunch
But what we don't know is the value of the gains expected from combining STU / Fletcher and what proportion of these were estimated to be retained by FBU / provided to STU shareholders through a higher offer. These could have been a tiny portion of the prices which makes the current share price cheap. If there were a lot of assumed synergies, current prices can still be consistent with these offer prices.
IMO STU management needs to get some runs on the board towards delivering their new strategy.