The substantive issue of the CMA finding was that the FR holding could
substantially reduce competition. They had the authority to investigate and they ordered the selling down to 5%. You will appeal and appeal and, like a 2 year old, push everyone to the limit of their reason trying to get your way, but you will only succeed in annoying more and more people. Please keep up the good work in that regard.
There has been no offer, as you said, so your extremely minor argument about blocking a possible takeover isn't even a valid point yet. And the funny thing is, it will only be a valid argument if FR agree to sell.
If there is no offer there is no point.
If there is an offer and FR don't sell, it actually reinforces the CMA finding.
So as I see it, either way FR has to sell.
First off all you saying Govt can intervene because on LSE, then not........ do please make up mind
Now stating thats its because IT COULD......... but no evidence yet of it happening rather Ryanair supporting EI when its Employeesgo on strike, no doubt your reasons will changeable for some other reason soon.
There is no offer to shareholders so therefore Ryanair not able to accept or reject any offer, exactly the same situation as every single shareholder.