so any discussions? worth to play this counter? prices probably will do better as the economy improves throughout the year i think

is it worth to buy nestle at the moment given the upcoming GST implementation?
any opinions?

My friends i need some help understanding..
I have read that rhb will be the acquirer in the merger, but yet cimb shareholders will have 70% and rhb only have the remaining 30%? So does this mean that its bad for rhb shareholders as the shares are diluted??
Also if these 2 merge to form a new megabank, then will the shares of the current shareholders be transferred to a new counter?

but even after merger, past cimb shareholders will still benefit even if it becomes a new counter right? because the shares would just transfer based on whatever ratio stated.

The merger will (hopefully) show better performance for both banks in the future anyway. So why should we avoid the counters due to the merger?

i see, thanks for the reply :)
But still a little confused, as since they plan to form a megabank which is a new company, i thought that the CIMB shares will be delisted and the existing CIMB shares converted by ratio to this new company shares?
Hence if that is the case, it wouldnt be advisable to hold cimb shares now?

Quite a newbie at this sorry if questions are silly !

what would most likely happen to this share once a merger is succesful? will it be delisted?

flour is exempted from GST as it is a basic food item fyi

Why has the Shell share prices dropped since March when it hit a peak of RM10.38, and currently it is RM8.70?