SHARES in Reunert Ltd lost ground on Monday after it said it had sought court help in its ongoing wrangle with a consortium bidding to buy the aerospace and weapons company. By 11.00am Reunert stock was off 15 cents or 1,62%. Reunert said in a statement on Monday that it has asked the high court to review a decision by the country’s Securities Regulation Panel that it had to allow bidders, Altron and financial services group BOE, sight of its books. Reunert faces a R2,05-billion bid by Allied Electronics Ltd (Altron) and a unit of BoE launched in April, which it rejected the same day the bid was made. The consortium won the panel’s approval to documents for the due diligence probe on May 25, but Reunert is fighting the decision because it says that Altron is a competitor. Reunert has already seen off an earlier takeover attempt by local financial services firm Brait.