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Non-Tech : Amati investors
AMTX 1.610+0.9%3:10 PM EST

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To: B.REVERE who wrote (28882)11/19/1997 12:40:00 PM
From: Joe Griffin  Read Replies (1) of 31386
 
Bruce, I disagree! Here are some considerations which CAN affect Westell.

Do you see the market buying Amati out at $30? Or, will
the TI offer stand at $20? This gets complicated because of the
Westell strategic relationship with TI but may not have with any
other potential suitor..

Does Westell get any assurance that TI will "protect" Westell's
interest by uping the ante? Probably not.

As a Westell shareholder I am concerned that this could happen...
Westell gets $14.7 M and is left out in the cold by NOT getting
the strategic relationship it so desperately sought! What is the
value of the "breakup" payment to Westell by TI if they don't
succeed?

What happened to that "shelf" offer that Westell applied for
earlier ... for acquisitions? Was this in anticipation of having to
bid on Amati at a higher price if TI deal does not go through for
them?
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