Just wish to point out that the Net Asset per share =0.23 stated in the most recent QR (ended 31 Mar 2022) is before share consolidation and right issue. Since consolidation is 6 to 1, right issue is 2OR to 1 share and basically fully subscripted, the Net Asset per share now should be doubled =0.23x2=0.46
@Peace99:...Since consolidation is 6 to 1, right issue is 2OR to 1 share and basically fully subscripted, the Net Asset per share now should be doubled =0.23x2=0.46
BLee: Hi @Peace99, the consolidation was 15 to 1. The Net Asset per share already reported in QR June22 as stated: 7) Net assets per share attributable to ordinary equity holders of the parent ($$) = 1.2200 Happy trading and TradeAtYourOwnRisk
@BLee Thank you for the correction! So it should be roughly 0.23*15/3=0.23*5=1.15....Nice that the numbers match. I mixed up with another company's consolidation. As for the QR, I now see the June report at i3 website. I also look at Bursa Malaysia website and funny that it does not show up there.
Fast is also doing a share consolidation: 6 to 1. After consolidation, the ratio of NTA to price is roughly 5 times, similar to Ageson. So just bought some FAST.... may go the way of Ageson!?
As at today, 23 Sept., 2022, only my investment in Ages-PA in positive territory..averaging below 4 sen. As seen in today's closing, 4 sen to 5 sen equals 25% gain vs mother share of 14.49% due to: - low cost investment, high percentage gain? - number of outstanding Ages-PA (volume) depleted by 15 times during consolidation, therefore demand will be more than supply if mother share price increases in tandem?? Please highlight other positive or negative opinions for discussion.. Happy Trading and TradeAtYourOwnRisk
@BLee, Thanks for sharing your good insight into PA. I have not been following the PA, but I did a quick check on it, and here are some facts: 4.2billion PA was issued, and 3.8b left before consolidation. So now 3.8b/15=254million left. After consolidation, to change PA to share, I found out only one way, i.e. need 1 PA plus RM 0.95 and maturity is 10 Mar 2030. Is there another way of changing PA to share? Before consolidation, i think can use 13 PAs to get one share.
" “ICPS” : 254,281,099 outstanding irredeemable convertible preference shares in AGESON which are expiring on 10 March 2030
2.1 Adjustment The adjustment to the conversion price of ICPS is as follows: …Save for the abovementioned Adjustment, the rights and obligations of ICPS Holders will remain unchanged."
Therefore remain unchanged meaning "the 2 methods of conversion remain and each ICPS before consolidation subscribed at 1 sen and after consolidation at 15 sen"??
@BLee Therefore remain unchanged meaning "the 2 methods of conversion remain....
Thank you, and I think you're right as it is consistent with this check: Exercise price =RM1.03. Method a) 1PA+0.95, meaning PA is regarded as 0.08 b) 13 PA, 0.08*13=1.04, 0.01 more than exercise price but obviously can't be helped as cannot have fractional PA.
One benefit of having PA I can see now is that if the share price is not high enough use method b) else use method a). Will share idea after I have chance to read more later. Happy trading!
@Peace99: …Method a) 1PA 0.95, meaning PA is regarded as 0.08 b) 13 PA, 0.08*13=1.04, 0.01 more than exercise price but obviously can't be helped as cannot have fractional PA.
BLee: Hi @Peace99, I wonder why the Exercise/Conversion ratio NOT revised as the 2 examples below, based on the subscription price of 15 sen?
Example of Fintec-PA adjustment: 2.1 Adjustment pursuant to the Rights Issue with Warrants… Based on the above, the conversion price of the ICPS would be adjusted from RM0.16 to RM0.11. From revised Profile for securities: Exercise/Strike/Conversion Price Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): 0.1600 Revised Exercise/Strike/Conversion Price Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): 0.1100 Exercise/Conversion Ratio: 11:8 (before 16:8)
Example of ARBB-PA adjustment from revised Profile for securities: Exercise/Strike/Conversion Price Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): 0.2000 Revised Exercise/Strike/Conversion Price Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): 0.1400 Exercise/Conversion Ratio: 14:1 (before 20:1)
As in the two examples, the old ratio of 195:15 could be revised to 103:15??
Digesting the MOU: "1. INTRODUCTION The Board of Directors of Ageson (“Board”) wishes to announce that Solidvest Properties Sdn Bhd (“SPSB”), an indirect 99%-owned subsidiary of the Company, had on 28 September 2022, entered into a memorandum of understanding (“MOU”) with Koperasi Belia Nasional Berhad (“Kobena”) to sell a piece of land measuring 9.325 acres held at Lot 9348, Mukim Batu, Daerah Gombak, Selangor Darul Ehsan (“Land”) to Kobena with a purchase consideration of RM35.0 million"
Salient points: - Audited net book value as at 30 June 2021: Approximately RM1.55 million RM35 million - RM1.55 million roughly a gain of RM33.45 million in book value. - Kobena intends to appoint SPSB as the developer to plan, develop, complete and procure potential purchasers for the Proposed Development. - Estimated gross development value ("GDV”): Approximately RM95.20 million. - Estimated gross development cost ("GDC”): Approximately RM41.20 million. - SPSB shall be able to secure a profit of RM10.0 million to Kobena from the sale of the Proposed Development.
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