There is no 'value' for SF1 to be seen here other than the price of the last seller's price.
But wasn't the value the equity in the start ups? Per the prospectus in the event of a buy out of a start up company the unit holders will be compensated pro-rata. That's where I find the value in the shares. The price on Havelock had no bearing on that and that is where I developed my value for the shares.
'pro-rata of their unit holdings' refers to how many units of SF1 holders may hold, in this case this is a buy back not a single startup private acquisition by a VC fund for example.
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