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Is this called 'restricted stock' ?.....seems logical to me that a buyer of a company needs/wants to keep the share stock in issue to be stable & should instruct the company not to dilute or issue restricted stock......
*treasury stock held by company
GLA
Forget what they are called but some companies hold shares and release them periodically
Eua have none
GLA
CAW1.....I find it difficult to inderstand that shares that have full voting rights, can change when going through the M&A process....didn't think that dilution,for instance, would be a allowed .????
Caesars Entertainment Inc. is on track to purchase global sports wagering giant William Hill PLC early next year. The Reno-based casino operator announced in September that it planned to acquire the British sportsbook operator for $3.7 billion.28 Dec 2020
MInd you if they dropped a 2.9 tomorrow during trading I recon it would catapult us into mid to high 30’s
GLA
Absolutely Mac....if EUA issued that many, we'd lose a lot of BB members through cardiac arrests and suchlike.....
Every time the shares in issue changes a 2.9 is required
Hence only the one here as nothing has changed
GLA
19 red dots today i see Aston!!. That will keep shareholders on their toes no doubt lol
GLA
Mac...just been looking into how many 2.9 RNS's were issued, by William Hill, in the last 3 months, about total voting rights....absolute minefield....
It's a fair point, in order for any buyer to put their offer in they need to know the share total pertaining to company voting rights at the time of offer. Either way, fingers crossed we don't have much longer to wait.
There may have been a very high number of potential buyers in the FSP, some will have submitted non-binding offers sooner than others. With the pandemic, a buyer at the other side of the globe will have suffered from the mentioned travel restrictions, time may have been allowed for buyers in such positions to make travel arrangements etc before putting their offers forward. Covid made things more complex, there is no denying that at this stage of the game.
GLA
Never did think it wasn't anything else, but tongue-in-cheek humour.....much like my guess...
Lancerman this is a copy of one of my posts, although actual SP's don't match, it's near enough.....
Original posting: 11 Dec 2020 18:17
To reiterate; I do have my own updated report that does supercede the ACF report.....obviously it's far too complex to post here but, it basically boils down to somewhere between £2.69 & £2.70 per share
Factoring in the combinatronic value, actually raises the price to £2.71 per share
Aren’t a load of the options for staff? They won’t get full value for them, they are just given out so they don’t leave before the deal is done and then they are disappointed and don’t have a job. It’s a cruel world
I heard a lot when people say sensible board this is.
It’s difficult for me to believe when people talking this share is 40 of 50 or even 3 pound I don’t think so this will happen and if this happen like price even 2 pound I will say sorry and tell them I was wrong to everyone on this board
Gud luck. I hope this share prove me wrong
.....and, as I've said before, that final settlement figure will equate to £2.97 per share.....well short of Hoochy's £35-£50....but £2.97'll do me....
Although......warrants & options needed to be calculated in to arrive at final settlement figure...
Ibiza...it's exactly what the RNS says....warrants & options do nkt have full voting rights....
Hi Lancerman, does the December 2.9 mean we’re not using the 3.033bn shares + options to calculate the final SP?
GLA
I thought the same too, the 2.9 announcement is usually followed by a 'Recommended Cash Offer' in a lot of examples I've seen from other companies.
The question is, were delays caused by a late bidding war?
Personally I think the non-binding offers were 'in' when this 2.9 RNS was issued on the 2nd December, just seemed rather odd to RNS on this particular date about this particular subject, re, amount of shares with voting rights......
In accordance with Rule 2.9 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers, the Company confirms that, as at the date and time of this announcement, it has 2,758,701,681 ordinary shares of 0.1p each in issue and admitted to trading on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange (and no shares held in treasury). Therefore, the total number of shares with full voting rights in the Company at the above date is 2,758,701,681. The International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) for the Company's ordinary shares is GB0003230421 and the Company's LEI number is 213800VWNISV35PTI539