Other cornerstone and institutionals are voting this through as there is very little downside. PLUS, the warrants that the initial investors still own will climb back up. There is ALL to gain and NOTHING to loose here. Fiamma20 is sleeptalking.

Credit Suisse and PAG collectively hold only about 13%. CS is proxy for PAG.Last I heard, they are happy with CR and are willing to take the upside to 50sen

from an independent analyst perspective, there is a bigger fish that will have TSTF for breakfast. He is bleeding, shares as leverage have caused massive bleeding in his cash flow. QPR, F1, Basketball have all been a limp musterbation. AA Indo has not recovered and AA Thai is like a cheap date..always taking.

My friends in Malaysia tell me there are two indian sharks who are on margin and playing most of the SPACs. The move by Sona management was excellent, strategizing to give the money back to shareholders who understand the huge value of the QA, rather than buying out sharks who are obviously going crazy with panic

even if you have sent your form to vote 'No', can still come to the EGM and change your vote to YES in person. And you should, based on all the data and expert opinion on oil prices and the good sense of this deal

If the QA is voted through, 7 sen back will get shareholders almost 17% returns. With the cost of production at USD30 p/barrel, oil demand forecast to go up and prices to trend between USD40-USD50 this year, it would seem to be a very good proposition for investors to vote this through and enjoy the almost sure upside.

Looking from an outside-in perspective, it does seem that SONA shareholders are just about to catch the wave to the upside. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/03/25/oil-price-recovery-to-accelerate-as-smaller-producers-slash-outp/