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AMTX 1.915

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Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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To: NYBellBoy who wrote (29689)	12/5/1997 3:35:00 PM
From: Arthur Heigl	Read Replies (3) of 31386

A question? With the sale of AMTX to TI has anyone explored the issues of minority shareholder rights. i.e. refusing to sell at the set price. I have been trying to reach Amati to find out my specific rights from their investors relations person - but I have not received any reposnse. In another similar sale of a bank I had learned that my investor rights provided me the option to dissent and make a separate sale. It is my understanding that such rights are defined by the corporate charter, by the state laws where the incorporation took place, and by the SEC. Anyway, I guess that most investors will be satisfied with the offered price. But not I. Is there anyone in this group that feels that this upcoming sale is for too little?

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