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what are peoples views on this. all buys today no sells. Where do ppl see this one going this week?
Any listed Company planning a De-Listing will have sent out to members on the register at that time a takeover timetable which will be included in the offer document and the offer terms, including offer price and that will clearly spell out the share offer terms... Once all the conditions in the offer document are satisfied, then the offer becomes "wholly unconditional as to acceptances" Then a de-listing timetable is set. The bourse's share price normally is in sync with the offer price at the time of delisting, but the shares will effectively be untradeable on the exchange by then once offer becomes wholly unconditional...
Came across this small piece regarding non exec Directors.. What is interesting is the tenuous William (Bill) Hamilton Turner's connection with Dawney Day Carpathian, which I believe is now Carpathian CPT. http://www.trinitycapitalplc.com/directors.html
Should enough members of any listed Company vote for a de-listing, and depending on which of the two de-listing options is taken, Court approval too, whether assets stay with the de-listed Co or are sold as a Business asset sale rather that a share sale. In a business/asset sale the member mix stays the same but has cash instead of assets in its NAV mix, on a share sale, the new membership mix has all the original assets still in its ownership. Whether there will be a hiving off of lucrative assets and sold off to the highest, or lowest bidder to realise cash is for the Board to decide in the best interest of its shareholders and seek member approval at some stage for such a strategy. Should a Co de-list its shares, nothing really changes except that the shares can no longer be traded on any exchange but becomes a privately owned business just like any other private company controlled by its members, there will be no need to change the company name except its legal status title. The matter regarding the process of de-listing has been touched on in the General chat arena "de-Listing" sub heading. We are too much into the realms of speculation here, but there are so many other UK listed Co's whose foreign property assets values are far in excess of current market cap. Corporate news regarding TRC is scheduled later this month, when the Board will release further details of the review which could possibly include "a scheme of arrangement"...
Net Asset Value (nav)), as we know, is the total assets minus total liabilities & preference shares. The nav/share is nav/number of shares in issue. Regarding share buy back/re-purchase the number of shares in issue will be reduced, and those shares bought in will be resigned to Treasury status and will not qualify for dividends etc, the contra result is that the cash used to buy back shares will reduce the nav, as assets, ie cash used to re-purchase the shares is reduced, so the resulting NAV/share should in theory stay the same ceteris paribus. However market forces tend to, but not always, mark the share price higher. 14% stockholder Activist investor Carousel Capital has has forced two of its Directors onto the TRC Board as non-execs. It is calling for a breakup of the TRC fund valued at some 141p/share. Carousel wants a distribution of capital. My guess it will succeed. Deutsche Bank holds 4.55% of the issued shares. I believe Carousel will sway fellow members to adopt its strategic review.
heavy director purchasing in this one and ISH makes you wonder whether both should even be discounted with the real state markets. They are happily scooping up the shares. I would suggest a small stake in both would be a good punt for medium - long term.
some serious management buying here. director buying pressure has moved the share up from 75 to 80p. Put on watchlist
2 x £3 Million Buys Today. 2 x £4 Million Buys yesterday. Something is brewing here, anyone have any ideas?
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Trikona Trinity Capital Plc. said it continues to operate ahead of the plan stated in its admission document, and is well positioned for continued strong performance into the next financial year. In a pre-close trading update, the fund created for investing in Indian real estate and infrastructure, managed by Trikona Capital, said it expects key developments during the second half of the financial year have driven further progression in the net asset value of the company.