bid she and her chief executive championed.
Ms Jackson, who said she wanted to stay on as chairman, pointed in December.
"It wasn't that long ago that the share price was at $3," she told BusinessDay.
"I think my concern along the way was, if the bid failed and the share price went down to where it had been, it would be disappointing.
as a consequence of this, then we have done a good job for shareholders."
following the bid's collapse, Ms Jackson said: "For the moment both Balanced Equity's Andrew Sisson, who felt the bid was undervalued at $5.
45-a-share. While APA is yet to reveal whether it will come back for a second go at Qantas, it is believed that Ms Jackson is of the view that it will not.
Yesterday, Ms Jackson said the board would not accept $5.
45 if around $6 a share.
Investments Commission, and the threat of Federal Court action. APA the offer.
confused as everyone else.
understand what happened last Friday night," she said.
Ms Jackson would not comment on APA's handling of the offer, saying it was a matter for it how it "chose to do it.
" She also hedge funds played a part in the demise of the bid.
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