I suppose they will be given some time to sort thing out before they beco me pn17?
Also they still have asset and other investment money which they can use as well. Plus they management will not just sit there. They should already start looking for other opportunity and business to work on. In short they can do lot more. Who know they will look into oil & gas later? Anyway many possibility include pn17 and etc.
In stock market always a risk right. But they risk here is minimum in my humble opinion. Good luck!
still have to wait some times but it seems they have reached some proposal and wait the response of the market to conclude it. My calculation is the decision will be b4 24/10 and it might explain why the stock price still haven't rise to its full potential. But at least we got dividend to accompany us in these exciting times so stay calm.
of course Jobstreet will fall into PN17. The question is what sort of business will they acquire or venture into? If they have decided to give out money back to the shareholders, it is possible they might be looking to raise funds for acquisition by issuing rights or borrowing money from the bank. Or are they very confident that they have enough cash for that? We can only wait and see. The management have been doing well so far (before the proposed acquisition), so hopefully they can come up with something to get out of PN17!
They are weak holders. You see now management buyimg near 2.60 future we dont know, i think anyth8ng below 2.62 still good buy since c9mpany share buy back also.
I am more concerned about management buying back shares on the 25th, 26th and 27th. Total treasury shares now stand at 1,739,900. If they continue this trend, us shareholders will get more payout from the special dividend. But that leaves the company less money to acquire new business. Company dissolve on the cards? I do not mind that, but I would prefer to have them acquire a new business that may potentially be good.
value_man - the concern is how much more we can make after the special dividend as we still holding the share :-) if 0.30 then for the 10,000 shares you are getting RM3K then it a good profit even you don't sell it.
shinado - don't think they will close shop and continue to be PN17...... they probably already looking for opportunity and new business now. Just don't know what it that. As someone mention, they still have other asset and investment. If they lock down and interested in some business or want to buy a potential company, they can sell their asset or investment or even loan from bank to acquire new business and start over.... again no one know what they are looking at now. This is interesting part where many are curious and risk is always there.
Guys, I did some calculation on the intrinsic value of Jobstreet, seek your view. Post disposal of Jobstreet's core business , the company is left with (i). 7.63 Million Shares of 104 Corporation (3130.TPE) worth approximately RM109 Mil (ii). 26.2 Million Shares of Cinderella Group (550.HKSE) worth RM14 Mil, (iii). 54 Million Shares of 1010 Printing (1127.HKSE) worth RM24 Mil (iv) 29 Million Shares of Innity Corporation with RM10 Mil (v) 5 Million Shares of AsiaTravel.com worth RM 3.3 Mil. These shares listed in various countries together with the Short Term Investment and Mutual Funds that it owns comes up to approximately RM190 Mil based on my calculation. If we divide by share cap of 700 Mil , This alone comes up to 0.27 a shares . Assume that post dividend paid out the the share is worth RM0.1 or less, I don't mind paying RM 70Mil for a PN17 company that's worth RM190 Mil (Excluding Property, Other Operating Companies etc).
kaikai - I think post dividend price would not be so low as NTA is already RM0.40 per share after disposal.
In my opinion, buying now is better than buying when it is in PN17 as you are getting back 100% of your invested capital (assuming the deal goes through). Plus, whatever the post-dividend price is, your cost is practically zero. It's a risk free investment.
The only downside is if the deal does not go through and the price will definitely fall short term, but I don't really see that happening at this moment. The company have been buying back shares which might suggest the deal will go through after all. Just my 2 cents.
Agreed with Shinando that upon ex-dividend, Jobstreet would be definitely be above RM 0.1 - RM 0.27 . Well , since the company becomes a listed "shell" technically, another possibility or catalyst would be a RTO. Imagine that myTeksi/grabCab is injected into the shell .. it will be another RM1.8B valuation. Happy investing..
the price keep going up :) but feel like no point since duno the price of the share upon ex-dividend. So I guess that's no difference whether the price now is 2.6 or 2.8 if they already set a fix price for it upon ex-dividend.
So far so good at least we can see the after special dividend the stock price at least 0.08 :-)
2.7 - 2.62 = 0.08 (well this is just base on very simple math) But I believe should worth more than this for sure, just need to wait and still thinking the risk always there just that its minimal.
If the stock price still move next week and so then quite confirm the deal is closer..... Stay tuned.
Company was willing to pay at average RM2.68 per share for those 2 million shares bought back on Friday. If this is not a clear sign of deal being confirmed, then I don't know what it is. Payout is around RM2.63-2.64 per share now due to share buybacks. I anticipate even more buybacks in coming weeks :)
LOL.... even if the deal close in one week still can go that high? Don't get me wrong I suppose that the right price level however not that we can decide that, it's someone out there that control the share price can ONLY decide that. Let see what happen later.
If the special dividend (RM2.62) is approved, and if the final price is Rm2.70, so RM2.70 - RM2.62 = RM0.08 per share. The price will drop to 0.08sen. Correct me if i'm wrong.
RM2.62 per share was the original offer. But company did share buy backs since then. So after recalculation (minus the 7,189,600 units of treasury shares), should be special dividend RM2.65.
2.62 is calculation of company earlier based on latest info they have after taking all things into consideration. With shr buy back recently, think will be slightly higher
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I prefer d special dividend at may b 2.50 instead of 2.62 so tat d balance can b used to save d co from PN17....
n no more dividend in every quarter now tat fund is needed for business purposes