Once the announcement is made the market will trade at about 5% below the offer price. If the offer price is 80 sen, the market price will be around 76 Sen. If the offer price is RM4.50 ........ hahahaha.
Bursa Malaysia rules on delisting Acquirer parties must have more than >50% of the company shares >75% of the shareholder agreement >90% of the shareholder approval can the company be delisted If >10% objected disagreed. Delisting can be rejected LTAT & related parties needs to mop up more share { to ensure Boustead delisting is successful
On Sunday night i key in to sell some @ 0.69 however monday opening was 0.745 ..seems a bit odd something maybe brewing maybe privatization is a go ... not sure but only a thought
It's a SCR lah, LTAT not buying, go buy a copy of The Edge Weekly and read properly. In a SCR the minority shareholders vote whether to accept the selective capital repayment (SCR) which requires 75% yes votes. If the SCR is approved by the minorities Boustead will pay out to all shareholders except LTAT. Boustead will then be 100% owned by LTAT.
SCR { selective capital reduction and repayment scheme of arrangement } takes app 10- 12 months to be implemented from their date of submission. Using Degem application { SCR } to Bursa last year. Their application to Bursa to delist via SCR was submitted in Sep 2019. Degem was last traded on Bursa on 5 June 2020 at 1.09 .Degem was delisted in July 2020 at 1.10. Whether SCR or otherwise LTAT will opt for the fastest route based on their needs. Just my 2 sen take on the Boustead saga
last round election Dsonic court case i cut loss my Dsonic warant:0.095 ..only Mr W call me dun scare and should average..finally i din listen .. after 2 day rocket up..this round Mr W also got Bstead..he din sell and say worst senario is din privatise only mah..
Now i see only got two paper&plastic stock not yet goreng up ...fundamental strong ..other like Pphb Orna Scgm Daibochi Boxpak Muda Tomypak all too high..Even Asiafile also up jo
@ Jonathan, SCR minimum offer price has to be 95 sen because in the offer document they have to state that it is at a premium over the highest market price in the last 12 months. But RM1 would appear to be more appealing figure. If the RM1 offer price is not acceptable to the minority shareholders and they make noise about it then the offer price would be likely be revised upwards to RM1.10 because they don't want the privatisation to fail.
Got several candidates for possible privatisation but don't know when the major shareholders will make the move. You must have deep pocket and patience. My first success was MAA (made over 70% gain), second was TA Enterprise (30% gain) and this month FGV (only 10% gain).
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Posted by BousteadInvestor > 2021-01-19 21:27 | Report Abuse
really a trap?