Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Update on Asia Automotive Acquisition (AAAC.OB)
It's not very clear why the the common (AAAC.OB) is taking a hit, as it's now trading below cash available in trust account. That's just irrational trading to me.
Warrants is different story. Since the warrants would expire worthless in case of no-deal, the risk in warrants increases dramatically; therefore, the warrants take a bigger hit. But judging by relatively low volume in both, it seems that there are just a few panic sellers.
Now, to the good news - the S-4 registration has been filed today after market close. And everything looks good for the meeting on April 4th, which gives them plenty of time before the deadline of April 19th.
Here is the link to filing:
http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1332552/000095012408001164/k22454a6sv4za.txt
One final thing remains - the actual voting, which should not be an issue (but keep in mind, there is always a risk in any investment). After voting takes place (on April 4th, assuming no additional changes), the merger should be complete within 2-3 days after that.
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