If I did not tender my shares of Semitool common stock before the offer expired, what will happen to my shares?
As a result of the merger, all remaining publicly held shares of common stock of Semitool (other than shares held by shareholders of Semitool who properly assert their dissenters’ rights under Montana law) will be automatically converted into a right to receive $11.00 in cash, without interest and less any required withholding tax. This is the same price per share paid to those who tendered their shares in the offer. Holders of Semitool common stock who did not tender their shares in the tender offer will receive a letter of transmittal that will instruct them on how to receive the merger consideration, as well as a notice and description of dissenters’ rights for any such holder entitled to assert such rights under Montana law.
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