10% is not a big chunk. To leave $70m ($65, actually) on the table they would have needed to price it "perfectly" and it would have been considered a dud. With

10% is not a big chunk. To leave $70m ($65, actually) on the table they would have needed to price it "perfectly" and it would have been considered a dud. With a strong opening day and a solid few quarters they should be able to float another 10% and pick up $200-300m. And you're worried about $20m or $30m.