Osiris
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Ron Dennis can't completely be run out of MCL, at the most he can be sidelined in the same way he has managed to sideline Mansour Ojjeh, but holding onto his 25% ownership would still give him some power at MCL. The only way to completely sideline Ron would be to buy both Mansour Ojjeh's AND Mumtalakat Investment Company's shares, leaving him a 25% minority shareholder against a 75% majority, or to convince Ron to sell his stake, I can't see that happening.
Mansour Ojjeh wanted out after the "coup", so it would not surprise me to hear that he wanted to sell his shares to Honda or another 3rd party, Ron is out of favor with the Bahraini majority owners, whom he has relied on previously to maintain control of the team, but there have not been any rumblings about Mumtalakat Investment Company divesting themselves of any shares or significant stake of ownership.
The other consideration is that Honda could now hold favor with MIC in the way Ron used to, effectively given them control, but not ownership. But if that was the case then they would not need RD's shares, Just Mansour Ojjeh's.
The other hiccup in any of these arrangements is that any transfer of the shares must be made after offering the shares back to the company first, which as RD controls could significantly complicate any takeover attempts.
Mansour Ojjeh wanted out after the "coup", so it would not surprise me to hear that he wanted to sell his shares to Honda or another 3rd party, Ron is out of favor with the Bahraini majority owners, whom he has relied on previously to maintain control of the team, but there have not been any rumblings about Mumtalakat Investment Company divesting themselves of any shares or significant stake of ownership.
The other consideration is that Honda could now hold favor with MIC in the way Ron used to, effectively given them control, but not ownership. But if that was the case then they would not need RD's shares, Just Mansour Ojjeh's.
The other hiccup in any of these arrangements is that any transfer of the shares must be made after offering the shares back to the company first, which as RD controls could significantly complicate any takeover attempts.