Originally Posted by
Worcester
I don't but the brought the shares at well below the offer price so will make a decent profit, was will Eithad with their 4% stake.
This is incorrect - Ryanair bought many, many years ago when the share price was much higher than it has been in the last 5 years.
Ryanair's 2012 takeover offer was for just
€1.30 a share - just under half the IAG offer of €2.55 - valuing the airline at just €694 m.
Etihad will make their money back, and more; Ryanair will lose money, but had written off most of the investment already anyway.