MACA shareholders who have not yet accepted a $367 million takeover bid from mining services group Thiess are weighing up whether to remain minority investors in the Perth-based contractor.
Thiess now controls MACA, with its stake rising to 53.12 per cent on Tuesday after it last week declared its acquisition offer of $1.075 per share in cash to be unconditional.
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